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Paula

Forum Role: Participant
Active Since: December 2, 2019
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  • Paula
    Participant
    The Poorwill as I kept thinking it was an Owl!!
    in reply to: Is It An Owl? #775473
  • Paula
    Participant
    I found the pouncing, preying practise and the branching incredible.  Owls do seem like loners and very interesting how they don't make their own nests and how their heads don't actually move 360 degrees - a great illusion!!
    in reply to: Young Owls Grow Up #775470
  • Paula
    Participant
    I didn't know much about an Owl's diet - especially eating cats (wow) or how an Owl's feathers are associated with their silent flight or where there ears were located.   The variety of their diet was a surprise to me.  So amazing and interesting!!!!
    in reply to: Owls and Their Prey #775457
  • Paula
    Participant
    I have seen a barn owl on my backyard fence. The owl has been featured in this course.  I'm in Perth, Western Australia.
    in reply to: Who Is That Owl? #775177
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