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Haven where injured birds undergo surgery, are nursed and freed

Mr Anam Echakari, the operations manager at Elsamere Conservation Centre in Naivasha, during the interview. The owl (pictured) underwent surgery to repair a broken wing. [Harun Wathari, Standard]

Distinct calls of a lone African Fish Eagle punctuate a sunny afternoon at Elsamere Conservation Centre in Naivasha.

Other birds of the same species, perched on a tree 100m from its cage on the shores of Lake Naivasha, answer back to its chirping in unison. This perhaps to assure one of their own of their support.

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