Lightning may not strike in the same place twice, but in Minnesota, it turns out one off-duty zoo worker can happen upon and rescue two different wounded owls on the same day.

A northern Minnesota woman is being praised for rescuing not one, but two owls in the same day and in two different locations.

One of the two owls rescued by a Minnesota woman in a story that went viral this week has died, but the other is still getting medical care.

A snowy owl was rescued Monday evening by a woman who was surprised to find it trapped in the grille of a car in a Duluth parking lot. Annabell Whelan, a good Samaritan who had also rescued another owl earlier in the day,

"I definitely thought that I had had my fix of owls with the first one," said Whelan, 22, a Lake Superior Zoo guest experience manager.

I definitely thought that I had had my fix of owls with the first one,” said Whelan, 22, a Lake Superior Zoo guest experience manager who graduated earlier this year with a biology and environmental science degree.