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| 1 Cells that detect color | 2 Active at night |
| 5 An owl's thermal "underwear" | 3 These allow an owl to get off the ground (2 words) |
| 6 Most owls borrow these from hawks or crows instead of building their own. | 4 Largest owl in Florida (2 words) |
| 7 Active at dawn and dusk | 8 This type of vision allows the owl to accurately judge distance. |
| 9 This owl made a rare appearance on St. George Island. | 13 the proventriculous |
| 10 This type of vision allows a rabbit to see all around himself. | 15 The owl can turn his head 270 degrees because he has more of these. |
| 11 Cells that detect light | 17 Mirror-like membrane that reflects light back to the retina |
| 12 This is on the leading edge of the flight feathers and helps muffle the sound of the wings. | 18 Owls keep their population in balance. |
| 14 This helps the screech owl avoid her enemies and sneak up on her prey. | 21 Active during the day |
| 16 Bird of prey | 22 The first and longest flight feathers |
| 19 The owl captures and kills prey with these. | |
| 20 This owl has the sharpest hearing. | |
| 23 Protects and moistens the eye | |
| 24 A bird's nostrils | |
| 25 A compressed casting of fur and bones | |
| 26 This owl wants to know who prepares your dinner. | |
| 27 Smallest owl in Florida |