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Owl Internet Links
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
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