Friday, November 30, 2007
My Owl Mission-Part 7-Long Eared Owls/Barn Owls
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Long Eared Owls and Barn Owls are nemesis's for me. I have yet to find one, but just maybe this will be the year... Barn Owls are the m...
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
My Owl Mission-Part 6-Barred Owls
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Barred Owls are large owls from 16-25 inches long. They have no ear tufts, and have large dark eyes. They are more tolerant than most owls...
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
My Owl Mission-Part 5-Great Horned Owls
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Great Horned Owls - These are the owls I find most often, yet never often enough. These owls are the largest for our area. They can be from...
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
My Owl Mission Part 3-Screech Owls
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You can find screech owls all over the U.S., but the type to find in this region are Eastern Screech Owls. They have 2 morphs: red and gray...
My Owl Mission Part 4-Snowy Owls
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Snowy Owls: They are birds of the Arctic Tundra. They are commonly found in Canada, Alaska, and northward. Some Snowy's venture south...
Monday, November 26, 2007
My Owl Mission Part 2-Northern Saw-Whet Owls
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My second owl species of this series is the (Northern) Saw Whet Owl. I got my first one last winter, when chasing a hot tip off of the bird...
My Owl Mission Part 1-Short Eared Owls
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Tis the season for owl hunting, if you are into that kind of thing, and I am! I can't wait for my first one of the winter season. The...
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