Predator and Prey

In a heist to capture prey, the Borrowing Owl surrounds its nest with the feces of neighboring mammals, such as cows and horses. The dung attracts the attention of dung beetles, making lunch an easy find.

Fact or Fiction?

Don’t be mislead by common speculation; owls are actually not capable of turning their heads 360 degrees. Due to their fixated eye sockets, owls can change their viewing range up to 270 degrees.  

Spotted Owl

Spotted Owl

Genus: Strix occidentalis Nicknames: Arizona Spotted Owl, Canyon Owl, Wood Owl. Size: This species can weigh anywhere between 21 to 23 ounces, hold a wing span of 40 – 50 inches and stand 16.5 – 19 inches tall. Appearance: The Spotted Owl is a dark woodland owl that’s often recognized for their round head and […]