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Athene Maculta Athene maculta, which derive their name from the Greek goddess of wisdom, supposedly for their meditative air and mysterious habits. They are found throughout the world. ... |
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Beak, Owl Beak of Tawny Owl.... |
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Conneviens, athene Athene conneviens, which derive their name from the Greek goddess of wisdom, supposedly for their meditative air and mysterious habits. They are found throughout the world. ... |
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Foot, Owl Foot of Tawny Owl.... |
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Owl "The owl is one of the soberest -looking of animals", (Hooker, 1886).... |
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Owl Owl, head only.... |
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Owl Owls are found on nearly every continent.... |
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Owl A night-life bird whose huge eyes help it see.... |
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Owl An owl, perched.... |
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Owl Owls can be found in all parts of the world, some as short as five inches long while others are as large as two feet.... |
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Owl A large group of birds of prey, including fully 150 species, about forty of which inhabit America. They are distinguished chiefly on account of their nocturnl habits. The different species have a shor... |
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Owl A large group of birds of prey, including fully 150 species, about forty of which inhabit America. They are distinguished chiefly on account of their nocturnl habits. The different species have a shor... |
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Owl and book An owl perched on a book, with a branch in the background.... |
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Owl, American Barn A pair of American barn-owls, one of which is grasping a small rodent in its claws.... |
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Owl, Barn The barn owl is known to destroy rats and mice on farms,(Figuier, 1869).... |
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Owl, Canada The Canada owl, also known as the day or hawk owl. It feeds primarily on small birds.... |
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Owl, eagle Eagle or great-horned owl, found in Europe and northern asia. It feeds on hares, rabbits, moles, mice, rats, partridges, and reptiles.... |
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Owl, eagle (foot) Foot of the eagle owl, with sharp talons for grasping prey.... |
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Owl, eagle (head) Head of an eagle owl. It has large eyes for seeing at night, and a hooked beak for snaring its prey.... |
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Owl, Great horned Horned owls are distinguished by two tufts or horns of feathers placed on each side of their head.... |
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Owl, great short-eared Genus ascalaphia, a large owl, native to southern Europe and northern parts of Egypt.... |
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Owl, Great Snow "The owl is a popular name for any nocturnal, raptorial bird, of which about 200 species are known. Their classification is in a very unsettled state. Willoughby's division into two sections– on... |
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Owl, Hawk The Hawk owl is about 15 inches long and feeds on rabbits, rats, mice, reptiles and birds, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Owl, Horned, Great American A pair of great American horned owls, sitting on the ground.... |
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Owl, Rock "The owl is a popular name for any nocturnal, raptorial bird, of which about 200 species are known. Their classification is in a very unsettled state. Willoughby's division into two sections– on... |
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