It is easy to understand why the owl almost bumped in to us. Their senses are finely tuned to hunting prey that is largely invisible to us. Barn owls are fussier eaters than other owls.

Birds have feathers and a beak and lay hard-shelled eggs. Many birds are able to fly using their wings, but others such as ostriches are flightless and unable to fly. Some birds like penguins ...

Wearing, I am told, a somewhat pained expression, its great face visibly narrowing, a well-fed owl will periodically regurgitate and drop a pellet from its beak ... Irish barn-owl pellets five ...

The white barn owl was originally thought to be a brown owl ... the owl won’t make the same mistake twice and stick his beak in where it is dangerous.” Tiggywinkles, the world’s leading ...

On Saturday a barn owl, also called ‘ghuvad’ in Gujarati ... kite thread and was injured in one of its wings and near its beak. “If all residents of societies start removing kite strings ...

Unlike the snowy owl, the barn owl lives at latitudes where it doesn’t regularly snow. The barn owl’s paradoxically bright plumage baffled biologist Juanjo Negro and his colleagues ...