Eric Gofreed
Well-Known Member
I'll start off today's Winged Wednesday with some owl pics. In North America, we have two dark-eyed owls; the barred owl and the spotted owl.
The eyes are wide open on this brown eyed beauty. This is a barred owl. He hunts from a perch and goes after rodents when he sees them,
His eyelids are feathered! LOL, is that to deadened the sound from the eyelids closing? BTW, owls close their eyes my moving the upper eyelid down. Most birds species move their bottom eyelid to close their eyes.
The Spotted owl is closely related to the barred owl and also has brown eyes. Regrettably, his eyes are mot wide open. This is a Mexican spotted owl, a subspecies of the spotted owl.
This Eastern screech owl finds a roof drain satisfactory for nesting.
The eyes are wide open on this brown eyed beauty. This is a barred owl. He hunts from a perch and goes after rodents when he sees them,
His eyelids are feathered! LOL, is that to deadened the sound from the eyelids closing? BTW, owls close their eyes my moving the upper eyelid down. Most birds species move their bottom eyelid to close their eyes.
The Spotted owl is closely related to the barred owl and also has brown eyes. Regrettably, his eyes are mot wide open. This is a Mexican spotted owl, a subspecies of the spotted owl.
This Eastern screech owl finds a roof drain satisfactory for nesting.
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