4 August International Owl Awareness Day!
Owls play a vital role in their ecosystem by controlling the rodent population.
Have always loved owls, and attend lectures at nearby nature centers as often as I can.
A few have captive owls to gaze upon; only birds who cannot be returned to the wild.
A few images that I've snapped:
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| Eastern Screech Owl, Red Morph |
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| Eastern Screech Owl, Grey Morph |
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| Northern Saw-whet Owl |
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| Barred Owl |
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| Long-eared Owl |
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| The Rare Pommy Owl I typed 'owl' into my photo library search, and this came up, so I figured...why not? 🦉🦉🦉 |
Beautiful owls including the last one!
ReplyDeletePommy iz my kinda owl
ReplyDeleteOwls are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love owls. And that rare Pommy Owl is a sight to see!
ReplyDeleteThose are some fantastic owls
ReplyDeleteOwls are beautiful. And so was PO'M. XO
ReplyDeleteOwls are so cute. We have at least one but I've never seen it, but I hear it at night. Pommy Owl is the cutest!
ReplyDeleteYou made me grin from ear to ear. :P
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Darla M Sands
I like owls, too. It's no wonder they are synonymous with wisdom. As was the PO'M, no doubt.
ReplyDeleteWhile not ever seen by me, I hear an owl hooting at nightfall. No idea what species.
ReplyDeleteOnce near Toronto, I saw a huge Great White Owl sitting on a sign, hopeful for some prey to come near...what it was doing in the hugely humanized area, I have no idea.