Category: Owls

WHOOOOOOOO…Has Eyes of Burning Amber? by Kathy Murphy

3/20/2018

Many of us found ourselves out in the frigid weather searching and hunting to get a glimpse of the rare and famed “Snowy Owl”. The winter of 2017-2018 was exceptional with numerous sightings of this huge beautiful owl. Weighing 64 ounces, 23” in length, and having a wingspan of 52”, Snowy’s tower over other owls.

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