Hoo hoo is this? Check out this great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) captured on the trail cam at Providence Mountains State Recreation Area, "Home of Mitchell Caverns" cameras caught these owls bathing and cleaning themselves on multiple nights through the month of October. Like many bird species, owls will bathe in water to maintain their feathers. Fun facts: 🦉 can turn their heads up to 270 degrees and they’re fierce predators that can hunt at dawn, dusk or night, using their powerful talons.

Did you miss this rare prey delivery at the Savannah Great Horned Owl nest this weekend? In a remarkable scene, the female Great Horned Owl arrives at the nest site before midnight with an adult Barred Owl clasped in her talons this weekend. Watch highlights of the delivery, disassembly, and the subsequent meals that the owl provided for the family the next morning. Note the Cooper's Hawk that passes by the nest at the 4:30 mark as the owlet is being fed. It's not everyday that we witness a Barr

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