Connecticut is home to eight species of owl, all of which face many human-related challenges. Local conservation efforts, including rehabilitation, are helping to protect these elusive birds of prey.

Multiple snowy owls arrive in Connecticut from Arctic, in rare spectacle. Seen at Long Wharf, Madison, Stratford. Jan 9, 2014.

Two reports recorded snowy owls on Nov. 24 right over the border at Napatree Point in Washington, Rhode Island. The birds are a rare sight in Connecticut, but do occasionally migrate to the area.

Connecticut wildlife photographer's suspenseful documentary follows a family of owls for 100 days. ... “Owls can swoop down from trees and snatch unsuspecting prey with silent wing features, ...

Owl struck by car in Weston receiving care at wildlife refuge 00:26. WESTON, Conn. -- An owl will soon return to the wild, thanks to a wildlife refuge in Connecticut.

In a bad year, you might have to go clear above the Arctic Circle to scope out a snowy owl, one of the most beautiful, powerful and impressive birds on Earth. Or maybe you’d spend decades of ...

FAIRFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — Hoo has seen a snowy owl in Connecticut this season? The majestic birds have been spotted at multiple beaches in the state in the last couple of days, according to i… ...