Tam

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  • Tam
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    I have seen a few hummingbirds in California and Arizona. One common bird  was the Anna’s Hummingbird near a stream within a woodland area in California.
    in reply to: What Makes a Hummingbird a Hummingbird #1004656
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    in reply to: Young Owls Grow Up #786682
  • Tam
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    The wings of a robin are more slender and pointed , the owls have rounded powerful wings and the feathers up close on the owl are soft not like the robins stiff feathers. Owls are powerful hunters.  The food selection of robins is different then some owls, they eat small insects. Robins build their nests but owls are cavity nesters often using a banded nests.
    in reply to: Young Owls Grow Up #786597
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    • I did not know that the size of talons helped clue you in in what owls eat, however I did know that their range and habitat were clues and in other birds the beaks were also indicators.  The wallabies as prey to powerful owls would be the one suprise
    in reply to: Owls and Their Prey #786402
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    Yes, I have seen a spotted owl while camping in the Sierra Mountains and a great horned owl in a coniferous forest flying under a moon lit sky.
    in reply to: Who Is That Owl? #778969
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