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The Spring Issue of The Owl Eye Magazine features the Western and Eastern Screech owls! Plus, the Eye's stories about the International Festival of Owls in Minnesota, a day in the life of a museum ornithologist and Birds curator, plus great images from photographers around the world.
The Spring Issue of The Owl Eye Magazine features the Western and Eastern Screech owls! Plus, the Eye's stories about the International Festival of Owls in Minnesota, a day in the life of a museum ornithologist and Birds curator, plus great images from photographers around the world.
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References:<br />
Boyer and Hume. 1991. "<strong>Owl</strong>s of the World". BookSales Inc.<br />
Campbell, Wayne. 1994. "Know Your <strong>Owl</strong>s". Axia Wildlife.<br />
Duncan, James R.. 2003. "<strong>Owl</strong>s of the World: Their Lives, Behavior and Survival". Firefly Books.<br />
König, Claus & Weick, Friedhelm. 2008. "<strong>Owl</strong>s: A Guide to the <strong>Owl</strong>s of the World (Second Edition)". Yale University Press.<br />
König, Weick and Becking. 1999. "<strong>Owl</strong>s: A Guide to the <strong>Owl</strong>s of the World". Yale University Press.<br />
Long, Kim. 1998. "<strong>Owl</strong>s: A Wildlife Handbook". Johnson Books.<br />
Mikkola, Heimo. 2013. "<strong>Owl</strong>s of the World: A Photographic Guide (Second Edition)". Bloomsbury.<br />
Voous, Karel H.. 1988. "<strong>Owl</strong>s of the Northern Hemisphere". The MIT Press.<br />
See also: Other owls from North America, Genus: Megascops.<br />
Hungry <strong>Owl</strong> Project<br />
Page by Deane Lewis. Last updated 2015-10-01.<br />
The Global <strong>Owl</strong> Project works all over the world to help<br />
owls survive climate change and habitat destruction.<br />
They have a special Burrowing <strong>Owl</strong> Project where David<br />
H. Johnson builds new burrows for Burrowing <strong>Owl</strong>s.<br />
Please see their Facebook Page and their Website:<br />
www.globalowlproject.com for details.<br />
If you are <strong>int</strong>erested in creating or<br />
helping to build <strong>Owl</strong> Boxes, the Hungry<br />
<strong>Owl</strong> Project Website is a great resource.<br />
Please visit:<br />
www.hungryowl.org and read all about<br />
how to make your own owl box!<br />
Also, The Hungry <strong>Owl</strong> Project gives<br />
some great talks and owl shows<br />
featuring live owls!<br />
Interested in a HOP presentation?<br />
The Hungry <strong>Owl</strong> Project gives<br />
presentations on owls, non-toxic rodent<br />
control, rodenticides and more. We have<br />
presentations for schools, vineyards,<br />
farmers, homeowners associations,<br />
neighborhood communities and much<br />
more. Our presentations often include<br />
the presence of one or more live owls!<br />
www.hungryowl.org<br />
Interested in an <strong>Owl</strong> or raptor focused<br />
research project?<br />
The Hungry <strong>Owl</strong> Project frequently has<br />
research projects and can use volunteers.<br />
Check out volunteer page to see what's<br />
available. Additionally if you are looking to<br />
start a project feel free to contact us see if<br />
we can help or work together.<br />
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