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Search continues for popular Long Island barn owl who flew the coop: ‘Keep eyes and ears open’
Look whooo’s gone missing again! A popular barn owl with a history of wanderlust has once again gone AWOL from a Long Island ...
Barn owls, in particular, are on another level. Known for their pale heart-shaped face and shrill calls, these fascinating ...
Sweetbriar Nature Center in Smithtown, Long Island in New York is asking locals to keep an eye out for one of their animals ...
Owls have always amazed people. With their big eyes and unique way of moving, they look calm and mysterious. In India and ...
The owls are late. Oscar Vaz leans against his car, parked at the edge of a field in northeastern Travis County, and scans the landscape through binoculars. Somewhere, in the brush that’s turning from ...
The short-eared owl is a wide-ranging species appearing on five continents, the exceptions being Australia and Antarctica. In North America, the short-eared owl winters across the southern half of the ...
The great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) is the only large North American owl with ear tufts that are commonly referred to as "horns." With a wingspan often measuring 55 inches the great horned owl is ...
Owl species belong to one of two families; Strigidae, known as typical owls and Tytonidae, known as barn owls. The most recognizable difference between the two families is that barn owls have heart ...
DONNELLY FLATS — Po-po-po-po-po-po came the rapidly repeated low whistling. I recognized the sound immediately — the call of a northern boreal owl. These tiny Alaska owls begin calling now and their ...
I talked with someone recently who had just returned from Brazil. His destination once there: a vast marshy wilderness called The Pantanal. I’ve been to this place. As the world’s largest wetland, it ...
A good friend recently sent me the link to an article entitled Birds are ‘winged words.' She knew I would love this read and I think Karrie will enjoy my article (and thoughts) on the barred owl, a ...
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