from Arkansas on 2009-09-25
I am 60 and have loved and collected owls since I was 5
on 2009-09-21
Thanks for this great website! you helped me a lot on my ecology project! :D
from Quito-Ecuador on 2009-09-18
Hello....thanks for this awesome web site, I'm studying the distribution and ecological aspects of neotropical screech-owls and pygmy-owls in my country for my biological thesis. This page helps me so much, I hope to contribute with you after the end of my results
Best regards...
from Bohol,Phillipines on 2009-09-15
I am a college student who is fun of collecting owl stuff. I learned from my friend who is a philosophy student about the significance of an owl. like it symbolizes wisdom,curiosity and mystery. I have decided to the owl my personal emblem.
from Owensville Indiana on 2009-09-09
I was so scared this morning when I opened my shed door and saw a beautiful owl dead on the floor. The poor thing must have gotten in somhow and killed itself trying to get out.I almost had a heart attack thinking of all the myths about owls, but after looking at your site, I feel better. Maybe I won't be cursed after all.
from geelong on 2009-09-04
i love owls and their amaziong talents and this website is just amazing
ILYZZZ
from Long Island, New York on 2009-08-21
I was admiring your picture of the female Snowy Owl in Bartlesville, Oklahoma but when I got to the part where she was shot and later died it broke my heart. Why anyone would want to kill such a BEAUTIFUL creature is beyond my comprehension. No excuse can justify destroying such magnificence.
from Victoria on 2009-08-19
Yesterday I was walking my dog along the cliffs that circle Corio Bay, Geelong, and I turned around a corner, past a tree and there in front of my face, about a foot away, was a huge owl. It seemed to be stuck on the barbed wire fence. I was thinking how I could get in there to free it without my flesh being ripped apart, when it freed itself and took off, passing literally a centimeter from my nose! It didn't make any sound when it was airborne, but the magpies, crows and larks all ganged up on it and chased it off. It was AMAZING!!!! They were all working as at team!
So anyway, I got home, googled and wiki'd, found your site and can say with some certainty it was either a Masked owl or a common barn owl, although I suspect it was masked.
So thankyou!
It was a HOOT!!
Hah !!!
from singapore on 2009-08-17
I like owl baby becaues, they are cute.
from Singapore on 2009-08-17
I love the sounds of the owls you have on your website. I am 8 years old
from http://gahoolianage.wetpaint.com/ on 2009-08-17
Hey i love owls, also i love Guardains of Ga`Hoole!!!!
from Singapore on 2009-08-14
I've enjoyed your website and found it very useful for my lessons with my Primary 2 students.
from New Zealand on 2009-07-17
We only have 2 owls here in NZ & all my life I have been in love with these beautiful birds.
from Yanakie South Gippsland on 2009-07-15
Hi all, I am working with the Balook Community to reintroduce Tarra Valley and Bulga NT Parks to Victorians with a natural hist. display, guided walks, talks and photo exhibitions/comp. We need photos and sound of owls and people to give us with walks and talks over the last w'kend of Sept and the 1st & 2 w'ends of Oct and 1 was wondering if anyone was interested?
Feel free to email or ring Bob on 0356871481 and we have a small budget to cover costs. We want the public to know that these special parks were missed by the fires and get people coming back again.
from South Africa on 2009-07-09
What a wonderful website! I am glad the owls have you on their side - they need all the help they can get. Good luck!
from Northern Kentucky on 2009-06-27
Thank you so much for this wonderful site. Because of you, I was able to discover that the hooting in my neighborhood is coming from Barred Owls - such beautiful, majestic creatures. I've seen them since, and only come to love them more each day. Again, thanks so much for helping me to learn more.
from France on 2009-06-22
Thank you for info, found out that my owl in the roof with young is a little owl.
from Los Angeles on 2009-06-17
I love the site.. Owls are awesome :)
from Holgate Oh on 2009-06-10
I found a injured baby screech owl this morning. I contacted proper authorities and Hooter is now with the Nature Reserves. The town has been cutting trees down and unfortunately i believe Hooter was living in one of them. He is getting cared for and will be released when healed.
from usa on 2009-06-03
i rilly like owls and the way they hoot
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