Strix varia

Everglades National Park, FL

"(Uralkauz)

(Peter Simon Pallas: 1771)

Köln (Zoo)"

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Strix Vega Photographed in Humboldt County, California

Augustenborg Slotsskov, Als, d. 25. april 2007

hand made barn owl "strix" -urban rustic

Juvenile with mother owl.

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Barred Owl (Strix varia), Balance Rock State Park. Fri Dec 17, 2010 (GARVER)

Taken at a park in Vancouver, BC, Canada, on May 15 2013. I rounded a corner and found myself face-to-face with this Barred Owl. After about an hour, the bird spotted a squirrel and went from perch to perch trying to catch it, so I managed to photograph it in many different spots and poses.

*This is a wild owl*

Adult owl (father?) on 1 Sep morning.

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© Daniëlle Wanders

The Netherlands

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Photography: Daniel Brubaker

Adult owl (father?) on 1 Sep morning.

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Juvenile with parent owls.

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Juvenile owl.

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C'est la plus grande chouette d'Amérique du Nord. Elle peut mesurer de 60 à 83 cm de longueur. Elle est gris-brun avec le dessous fortement rayé sur la longueur. Elle possède de très grands disques faciaux qui lui permettent une meilleure réception des sons. Elle peut entendre un rongeur qui se déplace sous 30 centimètres de neige.

Barred Owl (Strix varia). Shubel Park, Lansing, Michigan

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Strix nebulosa

Strix nebulosa nebulosa

Canyon, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA.

5005

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Juvenile and mother owl at sunset.

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Mother owl resting close to juvenile.

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This was my favorite one to watch. The Great Grey Owl, is very observant. Many times I stood very close to the great horned owl, and they seemed not to care, but these guys always looked like they were going to attack, and watched your every move. This is also one of the owls that hunts mostly during the day, and is also interesting because he has no visible ears.

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