An adolescent great horned owl found stuck in a truck-mounted concrete mixer in southwestern Utah is recovering and has been released, according to reports from local outlets. The bird entered the mixer at a construction site sometime in late October. Workers pouring concrete at a resort construction project discovered the owl inside the equipment. After the incident was reported, the owl received care and treatment while rescuers monitored its condition. The Washington Times reports the owl is on the mend and has been able to fly free again, while the New York Post similarly says the bird is improving and released after being found during construction activity. Both accounts describe the same basic circumstances: the owl becomes trapped inside the mixer and is later found by workers at the site. The reports do not detail specific medical treatment or the duration of rehabilitation, but they agree that the owl survives the ordeal and ultimately regains the ability to fly.