6 Species of Owls

Jody Melanson · March 7, 2009

Northern Hawk Owl

1

Great Gray Owl

2

Northern Hawk Owl

3

Great Gray Owl

4

Snowy Owl

5

6

7

8

Northern Hawk Owl

9

Northern Saw Whet Owl

10

11

Long Eared Owl

12

Barn Owl (captive)

13

Red Velvet Mite Owl.

(Most red velvet mites are egg-shaped and less than a millimeter in length. These critters have tiny lobster-like claws that serve as mouthparts, a feature that relates them closely to spiders, scorpions, and harvestmen.)

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ky1 · March 7, 2009

re owls

Jody Melanson wrote:

Northern Hawk Owl

1

Great Gray Owl

2

Northern Hawk Owl

3

Great Gray Owl

4

Snowy Owl

5

6

7

8

Northern Hawk Owl

9

Northern Saw Whet Owl

10

11

Long Eared Owl

12

Barn Owl (captive)

13

Red Velvet Mite Owl.

(Most red velvet mites are egg-shaped and less than a millimeter in length. These critters have tiny lobster-like claws that serve as mouthparts, a feature that relates them closely to spiders, scorpions, and harvestmen.)

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