Barn owl pictures

We have discussed in this blog, at various times in the past, the amazing adaptations exhibited by the Common Barn Owl—its feathers, its uncanny ability to locate prey by sound, its eyesight, etc. One of World Bird Sanctuary's resident Barn Owls--Goblin Recently a friend forwarded a You Tube link to me that demonstrates, in slow motion, many of these features of the Barn Owl. It gives the viewer an astonishing mouse-eye view of what happens when a Barn Owl zeroes in on its prey—the location…

This photo is a combination of two photos. Esta fotografia é uma montagem de duas fotos.

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♔ Les chouettes - Owls

Melanistic barn owl by fremlin Melanism is an undue development of dark-colored pigment in the skin or its appendages and is the opposite of albinism. Historically, it was also the medical term for black jaundice. Pseudo-melanism, also called abundism, is another variant of pigmentation, characterized by dark spots or enlarged stripes, which cover a large part of the body of the animal making it appear melanistic.

In the state of New Jersey there are eight different owl species that you have a chance of encountering. These are:Eastern Screech-OwlGreat Horned

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Barn Owl