documents later obtained by environmental groups revealed the agency had suppressed its own biologist recommendations that the owl be considered for endangered or threatened status. The Center ...

The burrowing owl isn't your average owl: It doesn't live in trees, and it's not nocturnal. It makes its nest underground — usually in abandoned rodent burrows — and is active both day and night. But ...

Learn how to identify eastern and western screech owls ... and they aren’t closely related to any of the other owl species. American barn owls are widespread across all but the far northern ...

State wildlife officials are asking for the public's thoughts on whether to list the western burrowing owl as a threatened or ...

A wildlife rescue charity has called a barn owl "very lucky" after it was found ensnared to a tree by a kite line. Secret World said the creature was caught by the tip of its wing by the string ...

Discovered in its daytime retreat, the Barn Owl bobs its head and weaves back and forth, peering at the intruder. At night it is often heard calling as it flies high over farmland or marshes. One of ...

The Barn Owl of the United States is far more abundant in the Southern Districts than in the other parts. I never found it to the east of Pennsylvania, and only twice in that State, nor did I ever see ...

What does the western screech-owl look like? Western screech-owls have relatively large, yellow eyes and what look like pointy ears on the top of their heads. These “ears” or “horns” are not actually ...

The Western Screech-owl is a small, compact owl with prominent ear tufts and large yellow eyes. Its plumage is mottled grey or brown, providing excellent camouflage against tree bark. The breast ...