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Lynne

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Active Since: January 28, 2022
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  • Lynne
    Participant
    Thank you for sharing that amazing experience!
    in reply to: Owls and Their Prey #865526
  • Lynne
    Participant
    I did not know much about owl diets and I am really surprised that some can eat prey that size of rabbits, cats and ducks! Astounds me that they can lift animals of that size.
    in reply to: Owls and Their Prey #865525
  • Lynne
    Participant
    When I lived in Northern New Jersey, USA, I'd walk paths along the Saddle River and a few times at dusk encountered Great Horned Owls perched about 15'+ above the path in trees.  Once I heard two owls calling to one another from either sides of the river.  And once I had a "conversation" with a Great Horned--I'd make owl-like calls and it would look down at me and stare!  Wonderful encounters.
    in reply to: Who Is That Owl? #865183
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