Owls

African Hawk Eagle - Aquila spilogastra

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

I somehow manage to get in touch with someone that can offer me passage African Hawk Eagle…
I have made the order and now waiting for the CITES and all the necessary document. Hopefully everthing is fine and I can get a good quality bird soonest…
Here is some information about african hawk eagle in wiki.
The African [...]

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Black barn owl is one in a million

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

I never know that there are black barn owl… it look nice…
This young barn owl is one in a million after being born with a rare genetic condition that has made her feathers jet black.

Sable, who is two years old, suffers from melanism, a 100,000-to-one gene mutation that makes her the exact opposite to an [...]

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PJ housewife taking care of injured barn owl in her home in SS1

Friday, October 12th, 2007

I found this news in the nets… poor birds… I think it will not survive long..
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PJ housewife taking care of injured barn owl in her home in SS1
Photo sent in by Jegathesan
Metro, 29 Sept 2007
MRS P.S. Nathan had a surprise recently when an injured owl flew into her compound in SS1, Petaling Jaya and dropped [...]

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Owl in Kuala Lumpur Bird Park

Wednesday, September 5th, 2007

During my visit, there are few species of owl that has been kept in Kuala Lumpur Bird Park. I manage to take a good photo of 4 species… there are some more but I am not manage to take the photo… If I am not mistake, 3 species is located at the photography section where [...]

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Owlâ€™s Family

Thursday, January 4th, 2007

Owl is unmistakable bird species that everyone will recognise. With their ability to hunt at night, in the dark with their big eyes and great sense of hearing. Having said that, not may people will actually realise that owl is divided into some subfamily, which each of them will have different morphology and habitat.

Owls is [...]

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Biologist on the lookout to help barn owls

Sunday, October 15th, 2006

I found this useful information about owl in the net ( http://www. timesleader.com /mld /timesleader/ 15658196.htm)
I think it is a good article worth sharing with you all.
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Nesting sites are being identified as part of trying to reverse declining numbers.
By TOM VENESKY tvenesky@leader.net
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY â€“ Kevin Wenner crept around the base of the towering silo and [...]

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Scops Owl - Otus scops

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

Scops Owl - Otus scops is to be found in the shouthern halp of europe, with the northernmost point of its range to be St. Petersburg.

As usual, as Scops Owl - Otus scops is not very common, there are only few information avaiable about this owl. Here is one of the good information that I [...]

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Barn Owl - Tyto alba

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

This owl is one of the most common owl which I can saw in my home town in Northern Malaysia. I am not sure when they are introduce to the area but it has occured with the ‘owl home’ which is prepared my some government agencies in the paddy field area.

The owl will use the [...]

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