Superbowl

From Henrik Nilsson

From Middle TN Raptor Center

From Henrik Nilsson

From Misty Briggs

A traditional owner on a north Australian island has captured rare photos of an “enchanting” masked owl, adding to a limited knowledge base surrounding the endemic and culturally significant bird.

From Kevan Little

Yesterday, user @quediuspayu@lemmy.dbzer0.com asked if birds ever get a cone of shame, and I showed them the tape “distraction tabs” since that’s all I’ve ever seen.

From Ojai Raptor Center

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/36328906

Powerful Rule

From Bruce Danz

From Raptor Rehab of Kentucky

From Jen Marie

From ANIMA

From Wyoming News

Continued from Part 1

From Sean Chinn

From Frank Buck Zoo

From Raven Ridge Wildlife Center

From Keith Sword

From David Burkhart

From Annabelle Lee Levins

From Audubon Center for Birds of Prey

From Mike Cohen

From Yarom Schmid

From Wild Wings Inc

From Carlos A Carmona

From David Jobák

cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/historymemes/p/806332/coins

Eurasian eagle-owl flying through a forest in Czech Republic.

From Ben Tang

From Blackland Prairie Raptor Center

From Danny Carpenter

From Raven Ridge Wildlife Center

From Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care

From Jen Marie

From A Place Called Hope

From Izzy Edwards

From BBC

From Guatemala Birding Adventures

From Tom Geier

From Chris-Lisa Thomison with Tabatha Buckner and Owl Ridge Raptor Center

From Andrew Ckutterbuck

From Nelson Apolo Jaramillo

From Chris Spooner

From Jen Marie

From Blue Ridge Wildlife Center

From Popular Science

From Colin Vanner

From Roy Howard

From Saul Freiden

From Paul Brooks

From Knut Eisermann

From Sasa Lin

From The Raptor Center

From World Bird Sanctuary

From Izzy Edwards

From Dick Cannings

From Derek Yeo

From Jen Marie

From Hoo’s Woods

From California Raptor Center

From Jan Pokluda

From Misty O’Neil Epstein

From Ali Alieslam

From Jen Marie

Update from this story from 3 weeks ago!

A Western Burrowing Owl is shown near the Mob Museum in Downtown Las Vegas, February 10. Unlike most owls, Western Burrowing Owls are not exclusively nocturnal and are often active during the day.

From Pete Benway

From ARK - Association to Rescue Kritters

From Lori Frisch

From Stocktonia

From Keegan Lloyd Steward

From Mal Whitehead

From Jack Peneston

All you got to do is put a box on a tree at the right time and you’ll catch one!

From World Bird Sanctuary

From Chris Kaula

From Soham Hossain

From Mal Collins

From Anthony Suhadolnik Sr.

From Sandy Adams

From Adam Maniam

From World Bird Sanctuary

Photo from Hope for Wildlife

From Shannon Sommer

I had some oak laying around a while back that I had salvaged and decided to make a bandsaw box but I needed a shape. I decided on an owl.

Created by me 6 years ago.

That owl has seen days.

From Joshua N Wiley

From Chris-Lisa Thomison

From Wildlife Care Association of Sacramento