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Wednesday, October 15, 2008 Who's 'whooo' at the Sevilleta National Wildlife RefugeSome had feathers. Some had scales. One even had quills. But they all came for the same reason — to provide visitors with an up close and personal glimpse into the extraordinary wildlife that helps comprise the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge. From the majestic barn owl to red-tailed hawks and from the corn snake to the hedgehog, the animals took center stage as the refuge granted unprecedented access during its annual open house celebration Oct. 10-12. Education was the order of the day, but that didn't preclude those who attended from rolling up their sleeves and participating in a host of activities, among other things. The open house continued Sunday as visitors were taken to several of the refuge's most prized locations.
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