Did you know? Owls can swim. Though it's rare and usually a last resort, it has been captured in viral videos. Experts, however, do have an explanation for this surprising phenomenon. Read more to ...

While North American raptors make up the majority of this list ... Nicknamed the “Tiger of the Sky,” the Great Horned Owl is a relentless predator. It hunts a variety of prey, from rodents to skunks, ...

This holiday season, an owl got its wings back because ... considered threatened in some habitats, great horned owls are a common species across North America. The owls, though, are widely known ...

This stage is also when they gain flying and hunting skills ... She previously covered community news and breaking news at the Austin American-Statesman for three years. She earned her B.A ...

Reader Todd Mackinaw recently admired how the great horned owl can thrive from the Brooks ... species of great horned owls throughout North and South America. These include the most common meals ...

The great horned owl, one of the largest, most powerful, and widespread raptors in North America, breeds in various regions all over the world. The bird of prey is seen across the state of Texas ...

Now, birds are flying our way for the spring migration season. A snow goose near Montreal, a great horned owl in southwestern ... "Now that the birds are coming back north for the migration ...

Barred owls and great horned owls have ... a short-eared owl made an appearance as it flew over M-48 near Pickford. Short-eared owls are hunters of open lands, flying low over fields and open ...

The great horned owl is one of North America’s most adaptable and widespread owl species. With their tufted “horns” and intense gaze, they’re expert hunters, preying on a variety of animals. However, ...

Nick Bolgiano of State College analyzes Christmas Bird Count data for the Pennsylvania Society of Ornithology and notes that the great horned owl is one of the North American raptors most ...

That was the case at Manassas National Battlefield Park in Virginia last weekend, when staff from the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center released a great horned owl that had been in their care.