Owls

Look for The burrowing owl is quite small, weighing only about 150 grams (a third of a pound). Due to

 The spotted owl is a large, dark-eyed owl of the old growth forests of the Pacific Northwest and the wooded

A rounded, earless outline, smoky gray-brown plumage that is heavily mottled and barred with white, broad brown streaks on a

They breed farther south sporadically and winter from southern Canada through the southern United States, except for the southern tier

Long-eared owls are most frequently seen in flight and in fading light, so the field marks used for perched birds

The snowy owl, a nearly all-white bird of the far north, is difficult to confuse with anything else. Young birds

Huge, powerful, and widespread across North America, the great horned is the king of all of our owls. The great

The most common of our small owls, the eastern screech-owl comes in two color morphs: red and gray, with gray

These owls are most frequently seen in flight and in fading light, so the field marks used for perched birds