Species Information

The Owl Pages: A very comprehensive site for species information, pictures, calls, and much more!

Owl Identification Guide: lots of information on ALL the North America owls.

eNature on-line Field Guides: Owls

Burrowing Owls Use Dung to Fish for Food!

*The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota: Sights and sounds of raptors, species information

St. Francis Wildlife Association: Click on "Meet some of our wild guests" for information about Tallahassee's native owls. Also: How to rescue an injured raptor, build nestboxes, improve wildlife habitat, a special "kids' page," and more wild stuff!

Raptor Hospital: Newton's Apple program on how to help raptors

Southeastern Raptor Rehabilitation Center at Auburn: Raptor rehabilitation, species information, slide show . . .

Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky: Beautiful photos and lots of information -- hard-to-find facts, like life expectancies and wingspans

Owl Pellets

Kids Wings Virtual Owl Pellet Dissection: This interactive site is extremely cool!

Owl Pellets - A World of Discovery: What are owl pellets? How are they formed? Where can you find them? What can you learn from them?

Owl Watching

OwlCam: "Share in the adventures of a pair of Northern Barred Owls (Strix varia varia) as they raise their family in a nest box in Eastern Massachusetts."

Barn Owl Cam: This nestbox in California has been in use by Barn Owls for over a decade. Between mating cycles, the Owls use the box for a roost. (a place to sleep during the day.) 2004 was the first year we could observe the activity inside the box.

Lots of Great Bird Stuff

Kids Wings: This interactive site was designed to teach young and old about the wonders of birds. The most exciting part of the site is the Virtual Owl Pellet Dissection.

* The Bird Site: from The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. A great resource for teachers and for kids who are hungry for bird knowledge!

Wild Classroom

St. Francis Wildlife Association