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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1998

Page

11

Whoooo Is Calling The Spooky Owl On Halloween Night

A spooky Halloween night sound is the owl hoot which may give shivers yet owls are harmless to people. Owls are farmer friends due to pest control and there are over 100 species worldwide. They are birds of prey feeding on meat. Large owls hunt rabbits and squirrels while small owls target rats mice birds and insects. They swallow prey whole and regurgitate indigestible pellets.

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Owl Incubation and Rearing Facts

Owlets differ by species as two to twelve eggs may be laid. Typically the female incubates while the male supplies food. Egg hatch occurs in about 30 days. Young owlets remain with parents for roughly a month or longer.

All About Owls

All about owls notes they live alone or in pairs for mating and raising young. They inhabit forests, farms, deserts, canyons, cities, and the Arctic tundra. Nest sites vary from old woodpecker holes to barns and burrows dug by burrowing owls. Owls sometimes move into another animal’s home.

Owls From Tufts to Talons A Bird Fact Card

Fact filled piece on owls covers sizes from pygmy to great horned owls and sex size differences. It explains silent flight muffling by soft wing edges and hearing prowess aided by facial ruff and ear structure. It notes eye placement and head turning abilities. It cites Cornell for help.

Audubon Pioneered Birds Painted In Habitat Style

John James Audubon, born 1785, became a renowned bird artist after early failures and a debt imprisonment. In 1826 his North American birds paintings were published in England, launching his enduring fame and altering his life trajectory.

John James Audubon England

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