Let’s step into the quiet world of nighttime owls and uncover what makes them such extraordinary nocturnal creatures. ...

The snowy owl, Quebec's majestic ... David Rodrigue, the zoo's executive director, pointed to a range of factors behind the snowy owl's decline — many of them human-caused.

The snowy owl, Quebec's majestic ... David Rodrigue, the zoo's executive director, pointed to a range of factors behind the snowy owl's decline — many of them human-caused.

New England owls range from eight to 23 inches, according to the National Audubon Society Field Guide to New England. The Northern saw-whet owl stands eight inches tall; the great horned owl is ...

They’re the owls of Iowa. With so much national buzz caused this winter by an irruption of snowy owls from the Arctic into many northern states, including Iowa, Tribune Outdoors Editor Todd Burras ...

David Rodrigue, the zoo's executive director, pointed to a range of factors behind the snowy owl's decline — many of them human-caused. Content continues below ...

At the end of 2013, snowy owls started showing up far south of their usual winter range. The big white birds were reported in South Carolina, Georgia, even Florida. Dave Brinker, an ecologist with ...

A snowy owl has been spotted in Southern California – a long way from its natural habitat in the Arctic tundra. ... “The southern limit of their winter range is in the northern United States.

A snowy owl spotted in southeastern Michigan during winter 2020. Snowy owls range in color from pure white, which is typical in adult males, to white with brown markings, typical for females and ...

Four animal species, he found, act as primary burrow architects within 60 percent of the owls’ range: black-tailed prairie dogs, yellow-bellied marmots, Richardson’s ground squirrels and ...

UW researchers led a study of great gray owls in a four-state region. The study, published in the May 31 online issue of Conservation Genetics, showed that range discontinuity could lead to genetic ...