O^O (OWLS)

owl burrito

http://www.audubon.org/magazine/january-february-2015/whos-who

Look at those fucking owls. Look at them!

MY GOD LOOK AT THEM

― mh, Tuesday, October 22, 2013 8:30 PM (1 year ago)

I love looking at those owls.

"carl agatha" would make a good name for a olw

or a owl

carl owlgatha

stolenowl

http://i60.tinypic.com/2zs32wk.jpg

http://animal-diversity.tumblr.com/post/59900883148/x

Owls, through no fault of their own, seem to have become the latest decorative motif, following the path taken in earlier years by such disparate organisms as amanita mushrooms, geese, and Guernsey cows. Churning out owl-adorned and owl-shaped merchandise now accounts for nearly 1% of the Chinese export economy.

http://www.zooborns.com/.a/6a010535647bf3970b01bb08269c8f970d-800wi

http://www.zooborns.com/zooborns/2015/04/sooty-owl-chick-training-for-bird-show.html

xpost owls have been ruling the brooklyn decorative scene for at least 3 years, they were neck and neck with squid for awhile but are now undisputed

I did a long lost bag of laundry yesterday which revealed an owl tote, took it to work today instead of my satchel. I'm as vulnerable as anyone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6wGSx4RMLU

I got to poke an owl in the head last week. Owl heads are teeny tiny, it's just that they have loads of feathers. But if you poke through the feathers at the back of an owl's neck, there's quite a long way to go, relatively speaking, before you get to actual owl skull.

Owls are great and I felt a bit icky poking about the back of his neck. But it was positively encouraged and the owl didn't seem to mind.

Without their feathers they seem to be vulture-shaped

what an insouciant little chap

https://i.imgur.com/oxkQdK0.jpg

That took me a looooong time to get

does it have to do with the wheels

yes

I get it!

🤓🤓 pic.twitter.com/zEcRWp6GdK

— Gaml .y (@m_yosry2012) May 12, 2018

Amazing

We saw what we think was a southern Boobook on the he way to the station tonight, sitting on a power line.

http://d3lp4xedbqa8a5.cloudfront.net/s3/digital-cougar-assets/AusGeo/2017/06/29/65390/Southern-Boobook.jpg

Image not mine from Australian Geographic

There's a Barred Owl sitting on a dead fir branch in my backyard. It's been there all afternoon, even when I was puttering back there within 25 feet of it. Other birds have been coming by and yelling at it, especially this one Steller's Jay, but it seems imperturbable.

Tonight at dusk there will be a massive fireworks show about a mile from our house. Each year it sounds like a battery of howitzers going off for more than 20 minutes. I don't expect it will stick around much for the show. I hope it likes its nice dead branch and comes back some more, through the summer. It's a better mouser than a cat!

oh nice! get any photos?

My wife did.

https://i.imgur.com/b27u6n0.png

I, for one, welcome our owl overlords pic.twitter.com/p5Cw17czDr

— Daniel Rourke 📉 (@therourke) December 1, 2018

oh shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ik29zMbHaY

i love that very much

I've never seen a happier man!

I was hiking up in the San Gabriels yesterday and on the way down I spotted a funny looking rock in the middle of the trail that I didn't recall seeing on the way up. I was just about to poke at it when it instantly pointed an eye at me, spread wings, and flew off.

Meet the flammulated owl!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25uGhYOz04g