Snowy Owl, New Glarus and DNR

DNR Releases Disturbing Cause of Death for Popular Snowy Owl
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has released a disturbing cause of death for a beloved snowy owl that was found dead in New Glarus, Wisconsin. The animal died of "numerous intestinal worms," the DNR wrote in a press release on March 12, 2025.
DNR releases New Glarus Snowy Owl necropsy results
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced the necropsy results for a snowy owl recently found deceased in New Glarus.
DNR releases cause of death for snowy owl spotted in New Glarus
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) released necropsy results for a snowy owl found dead in New Glarus.
Necropsy finds apparent cause of death for New Glarus snowy owl
An necropsy revealed an apparent cause of death for the New Glarus snowy owl.Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said the snowy owl wa
Wisconsin DNR Reveals Parasitic Infection, Not Avian Influenza, Cause of Death for Snowy Owl in New Glarus
Snowy owl in Wisconsin died due to emaciation and intestinal parasites, not avian influenza, per DNR necropsy.
Wisconsin DNR releases cause of death for New Glarus snowy owl
The state’s top environmental agency released Wednesday an apparent cause of death for a beloved snowy owl that was found dead in New Glarus earlier this year.
Tests say snowy owl in Wisconsin died because of emaciation, observers say there were no clear signs
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced that a snowy owl that was found dead in February likely died from emaciation. The owl was found on
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Beloved snowy owl seen in New Glarus found dead, authorities report
NEW GLARUS, Wis. (WMTV) - A snowy owl that was previously seen in New Glarus was found dead, the New Glarus Police Department Chief Jeff Sturdevant confirmed Wednesday. He said there was ...
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Snowy owl in southern Wisconsin dies from emaciation and intestinal worms, DNR confirms
On Feb. 5, a dead snowy owl was found in New Glarus with no apparent signs of the cause of death. A DNR conservation warden collected the carcass and submitted it to the National Wildlife Health ...