In the study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, scientists used GPS trackers to monitor the hunting success of red and white barn
owls under different phases of the moon.
"What is particularly alarming is that this decline has occurred even at Mount Rainier, where Spotted
Owl habitat has been protected for over 100 years, with virtually no fire or logging disturbance.
I caught a glimpse of one last week which, along with the barn
owl, made my week!
This common
owl has a scientific name Otus megalotis, and is one of many
owl species endemic in the country.
Snowys are the heaviest
owl species found in North America.
The project's goals are to support the expansion of a network of migrant
owl banding stations; advocate the use of standardized, comparable netting protocols, and improve communication and coordination among
owl migration research station in North America and beyond.
It is likely that these ancient Middle East beliefs influenced the early Greeks because the
owl became the symbol of Pallas Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare.
Nests of Spotted owlet were found at three sampling sites (Kalinger, Gandhian and Shah Allah Ditta), those of little owlet at Kalinger valley, while single cavity nest of the Tawny
owl was located in a mountain ridge at Kalinger valley site.
Sir Quentin must have been so charmed by the African
owl that he's agreed to become a patron on the
Owls Trust in Llandudno, describing it as a "privilege".
4 A barn
owl can eat up to 1,000 mice each year, usually swallowing them whole.
Ear tufts are easily seen on this lanky
owl that's about the size of a crow.
