Whoooo goes there?
Owl Research Institute seeks observations from public
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A great gray owl gazes intently from its perch. Great gray and barn owls sightings are of particular interest to the Owl Research Institute.
Kurt Lindsay photo
A great gray owl takes flight.
Kurt Lindsay photo
Infant barn owls can be found nesting in cliffs as well as in barns.
During a presentation at Ninepipes Lodge. Denver Holt shares information about the different species with the public.
Denver Holt creates lifelike owl sounds.
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Kurt Lindsay photo
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Issue Date: 3/28/2018
Last Updated: 6/5/2018 12:29:44 PM |
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Karen Greene
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