Naturalist Sam Bland and his wife Bright, while in western Wyoming, recently trekked into the night to observe a researcher who specializes in capturing, banding and monitoring the movements of ...

Other year-round residents of the city, including the downy woodpecker, red-breasted nuthatch and northern saw-whet owl, were eliminated in an earlier round of voting.

She provided information as well as displays of the Great Horned Owl, the Great Gray Owl, Boreal, Bard, Snowy Owl and Saw-Whet Owl. Baker explained that she enjoys getting out and educating people on ...

However, one owl species has shown a decline following recent surveys. The three most common owl species in the Superior National Forest are the Barred Owl, the Northern Saw-whet Owl, and the Great ...

Saw-whet wing feathers contain a pigment called porphyrin, which glows pink under UV light. New feathers glow more brightly than older feathers. Due to the owl’s molt pattern, they can be aged ...

Over 1,400 owls of 10 species have been banded by Rashid, including 553 Barn Owls from his nest boxes and 461 Northern Saw-whet Owls. He incorporates public education programs with his Barn, Northern ...

Challenges for owls The depths of winter can be challenging for the small owls. There are two species of small owls living in the province: the northern saw-whet owl and the boreal owl. Both species ...

Of that number, seven were Great Gray Owls, six were Boreal Owls, and there was one Snowy Owl. Out of the 14 owls, all but one had car-related injuries. RELATED: Duluth woman rescues two owls ...

In the winter, volunteers saw Long-eared, Eastern Screech, Great Horned, Barred, Northern Saw-whet and Snowy owls.

In recent years, one saw-whet did achieve high profile status: Rocky, an owl that was rescued from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in New York City, treated at a wildlife rehabilitation site ...

A northern saw-whet owl at Wild Birds Unlimited in Edmonton on Saturday, October 10, 2015, where biologist Dr. Gordon Court (background) was educating people about owls in the Edmonton area.