As our part of the world wakes up from winter’s slumber, we see wonderful signs of it all around us. The plants, animals, ...

Learn All About Snowy Owls To see a snowy owl in person is a memorable experience that lasts a lifetime. Adventurous birders ...

FOSTER – The baby owl, just two or three weeks old, was out of the nest and in trouble. Still a few weeks shy of learning to fly, the young great horned owl was found on the ground after the winds of ...

Baby great horned owl's nest was destroyed, so wildlife experts found nest in Canal Winchester for baby owl to get care by ...

A great horned owl stands over a turkey it killed by sinking its talons ... sound as a “wack-oh” and it might be used to either reply to a nearby competing male or a potential mating female. Then, ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A young great horned owl that fell over 100 feet from a nest on Pittsburgh’s Panther Hollow Bridge has been reunited with her family. The Tamarack Wildlife Center ...

Athena has laid two eggs in the raised planter at the center’s entrance. You can keep an eye on her from home.

By James Crugnale Bill Diller, a photographer living in Huron County, Mich., had never seen a snowy owl quite like this. In January, Mr. Diller’s neighbor told him about a “red-spotted snowy ...

The male is also notable because he makes a sound that resembles ... Its eyes seem smaller than the eyes of other owls. Like the great horned owl and the Eurasian eagle owl, it has ear tufts, and the ...

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Great horned owls have always symbolized wisdom, knowledge, and the afterlife. In the wild, they are fierce predators and even fiercer protectors of their young, and this maternal owl in the below ...

These great horned owlets were spotted along the Black Lake Walking Path near the Lake Miona Recreation Center. They appear to be approximately three weeks old. Thanks to Richard Feudale for sharing!