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  • Tammy
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    I loved all of this course!  I learned so much more about owls!  The one item that I loved was about their necks. You don’t realize that they have all those feathers so their necks are not seen.
  • Tammy
    Participant
    I found it fascinating about the different talons on the owls determine their diet. I didn’t know this. I assumed all owls eat rodents. I was amazed at the Eurasian Eagle owl’s talons.  I found out they can take down a small deer!  Truly amazing birds!  0CE61B60-15CF-4C62-8281-5F065EFFF03B
  • Tammy
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    Thank you for offering this course!  Owls are amazing birds. I have seen quite a few. I would really like to see a Snowy Owl but I live in a part of the US that doesn’t have that owl!  This is a barred owl that was photographed in Lower Suwannee NWR, in Florida.   I was also fortunate enough to watch and photography juvenile Great Horned Owls.  I have also seen Burrowing Owls.  They are smaller than I thought they would be.  I did see a Eurasian Eagle Owl as well but this was because the owl was in a rehabilitation facility and cannot be released into the wild again.  EF2D3DC6-16CE-4BC4-BDDE-5A8EC5C38154
    in reply to: Who Is That Owl? #759871
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