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[edit] Who are these fall diggers? - Times and Transcript

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[edit] Owl Café

11 October 2008, by OrangeTV For the most part, owls are strictly nocturnal and actively hunt their prey only under the cover of darkness. A very few owls do exist who are active at dawn or during the day; examples are the Burrowing Owl, the Short-eared Owl, ...

[edit] Obama and Biden: socialist nanny staters

11 October 2008, by Burrow Owl I was outnumbered by the brain-dead sheeple of these once-great United States....... and all I got was this lousy T-shirt:

[edit] House Socialists plan second 'economic stimulis' package

11 October 2008, by Burrow Owl Because , well, you know, the first one was such a freaking sucess. Here's the deal: House douchebag Nanci Pelosi want's to steal yet another 150 billion+ dollars of our hard-earned cash and toss it down the black hole of government. ...

[edit] Burrowing Owl

10 October 2008, by nobody@flickr.com (Birdman of Hell Paso) My old buddy the burrowing owl. I have his address in my GPS. Copyright Notice (C) 2008 Lila & Joe Grossinger Photography All Rights Reserved Do not download and use in your photo stream Do not download and use for any commercial ...

[edit] Owls - Nest Cams showing us the private lives of Owls. Many of these will be seasonal. - The Owl Pages

9 October 2008, by rmtbjh

[edit] Wildlife Viewing - Species Spotlight- Burrowing Owl

9 October 2008, by rmtbjh

[edit] Burrowing Owl - Athene cunicularia - Information, Pictures, Sounds

9 October 2008, by rmtbjh

[edit] Science lesson for the birds - The News-Press

9 October 2008, by

[edit] Mariner High science students get burrowing owl lesson - The News-Press

8 October 2008, by

[edit] Fire ants in their pants! - San Bernardino Sun

8 October 2008, by

[edit] Owl lessons featured at Lepper Library reading party - SalemNews.net

8 October 2008, by

[edit] Gary Bogue: Do burrowing owls and ground squirrels share holes? - Contra Costa Times

5 October 2008, by

[edit] Who Gives A Hoot?

30 September 2008, by Greg Gorman (John R Wood Realtors) While on site taking pictures, I was so pleased to have stumbled upon an entire family of Burrowing Owls. The home I was in was under construction, so 2 more owls were in the rafters inside. They were absolutely adorable. ...

[edit] Artificial Burrowing Owl Burrows

29 September 2008, by rfergus Burrowing Owls need short grassy areas where they can chase down insects and other small prey, and underground burrows to nest and roost in. Where prairie dogs and other burrowing mammals have disappeared, they can use culverts or even ...

[edit] Oasis Middle School holds contest to benefit Cape Coral Friends of ... - The News-Press

24 September 2008, by

[edit] Marathon County Reads a 'Hoot' - Wausau Daily Herald

21 September 2008, by

[edit] Owl aboard.

19 September 2008, by Hugh There is a chance he made it to shore; there are records of Burrowing Owls flying long distances over water. They occasionally show up on the Farallon Islands, 43 Km west of San Francisco. Fortified with seafood and a good tailwind (it ...

[edit] One seller's loss is another cellar's gain in BC - Globe and Mail

18 September 2008, by

[edit] Our mascots are often symbols of bravery, power, speed and endurance - LubbockOnline.com

14 September 2008, by

[edit] Field Notes: Burrowing Owls

11 September 2008, by Robert La Follette | Photography The Burrowing Owl is a small pint-size owl. They can be around 10 inches in height and have a wingspan of around 20 inches. They have long legs for a small owl and they are found in North and South America. Burrowing Owls can be found ...

[edit] Owls make demonstration a real hoot

29 August 2008, by ZSL London Zoo’s three young burrowing owls are reading for their starring roles, not long after being saved from heavy floods. © ZSL Back in June 2008, keeper Darren Jordan was charged with looking after the trio after they were rescued from their flooding underground burrows. Under his care, the owls put on weight, developed into young adults, and were ready for a new phase in their life. The Animals in Action team have been working very carefully with the three birds, getting them read

[edit] Protect Saskatchewan's Burrowing Owls!

28 August 2008, by unknown The government of Saskatchewan passed the Wildlife Habitat Protection Act in 1984 and the Wildlife Act in 1998, but given the continuing decline of burrowing owls, this is not enough! Tell the government we need stricter measures to ...

[edit] Canadian Prairies Photography - Burrowing Owls from Alberta and ...

20 August 2008, by John I spent a large portion of June and July working with two Canadian endangered species, the burrowing owl and the swift fox. In Canada, there are less than 1000 burrowing owls and fewer than 500 swift foxes across the entire country. ...

[edit] Dwindling in numbers, Burrowing owls just got a little extra protection at a local El Paso park...

12 August 2008, by A burrowing owl stands guard over its nest containing tow chicks Tuesday at Blackie Chesher Park in East El Paso. The city parks department has built a fence around nests of two owl families to protec...

[edit] Burrowing Owl - Environment Canada

18 July 2008, by mrstyler student research

[edit] Burrowing Owls - Will They Survive In North America?

26 May 2008, by Burrowing Owl with Sunset In Its Eyes photo by David Roach  I was very fortunate and extremely pleased to be invited to spend a day with my friend Steve on a 16,000 acre cattle ranch in Central California where he is in charge of monitoring over 400 nestboxes.  That’s right, I said over 400 nestboxes.  And that is only on the ranch I visited that day.  Steve (with a little help from his friends) monitors nearly 900 nestboxes of different bird species in several locations. I will be posting

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15 May 2008, by we all went to the kofa high school senior awards ceremony last night. my nephew was being recognized along with 3 other seniors as enlisting in the marine corps. the staff sgt gave them certificates and commended them for taking this path while they stood “at ease” on the stage already looking as if they had been in training. i teared up. yeah just for this. you know i’m gonna be a mess at his graduation and when he leaves for boot camp and will be even worse at the boot camp graduation. he

[edit] Ridiculous whining about Burrowing Owl habitat creation

12 May 2008, by    [Burrowing Owl in Berkeley’s Cesar Chavez Park, photo by Bob Lewis] The Contra Costa Times has an article about the creation of burrowing owl habitat at the “Albany Plateau”, an area of landfill on the waterfront near Golden Gate Fields.  The project is a mitigation for destruction of burrowing owl habitat to create athletic fields a half mile south, for use by Albany and Berkeley.  The State said that since the cities were taking away burrowing owl habitat in one place, they had to provid

[edit] i’m back to work…(and lists)

11 May 2008, by Strange encounters from the Marco trip… 1.  A Zebra in a field of cows (twice we spotted these stripes on I75) 2.  For Sale:  Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls…(roadside) 3.  Hardcore karaoke singers at Porky’s Last Stand, including a Cowboy named Phil, and a man named “Sugar”…(who dedicated a song to his ex-wife.) 4.  A Manatee…(Leslie spotted him/her…I  missed it) 5.  Burrowing Owls 6.  Two girls from the same class of ‘99, but of a rival high-school 7.  A woman with 11 yorkies 8.  A se

[edit] Tortoises airlifted to new home to make room for Fort Irwin expansion

7 April 2008, by Tortoises airlifted to new home to make room for Fort Irwin expansion By JENNIFER BOWLES The helicopter sweeping above the desert scrub Friday northeast of Barstow carried rare and precious cargo in the aluminum boxes mounted above both skids. The specially built boxes held 11 desert tortoises, each contained in a plastic sweater box secured with duct tape and punched with holes so the creatures could breathe. The reptiles, threatened with extinction, were among hundreds being relocated from l

[edit] Burrowing owls save city a million bucks

7 April 2008, by As excited residents and city employees celebrated the groundbreaking for the long-delayed Miami Gardens Community Center, a few feathered residents looked on from their new homes. The burrowing owls once nested in the area set aside for the long-awaited center to be built at 3000 NW 199th St. But the owls, protected by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, were transplanted to a new corner of the grassy lot just west of Dolphin Stadium after surprised city workers learned of t

[edit] Burrowing Owls in Berkeley are Having a Hard Time

14 March 2008, by Burrowing Owls in Berkeley are Having a Hard Time March 14th, 2008 A correspondent says that of the four or five burrowing owls recently seen in and around Cesar Chavez Park in Berkeley, only two burrows appear to still be occupied. This area gets lots of dog-walkers, and something like a third of them don’t keep their dogs on-leash like they are supposed to; the correspondent says that this disturbance has at least chased away the owls, and perhaps killed one. I’ll blog about this again when

[edit] Arizonans provide new homes for burrowing owls

20 November 2007, by SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. - Come spring, around 40 burrowing owls will be released and, it is hoped, make their new home in the vast grasslands at the foot of the Huachuca Mountains. (in azcentral.com | thebuzz)

[edit] In NM, burrow owls beat groundhogs

2 February 2007, by Advertisement pattern changes. We recognize spring when we see leaves coming out on trees, birds nesting, things becoming warmer." The burrowing owls, she said, either return to the area when weathe...

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[edit] Owls are so cute!

3 September 2006, by Faerie_Looe added an entry about Hold an owl: I love owls, I held one today – 3rd September 2006. This is a burrowing owl. He was quite scared because he had just lost his mate to a stote. It attacked him too, and his wing had some feathers missing :( He’s beautiful isn’t he? Ashleigh ...

[edit] Owls are so cute!

3 September 2006, by Faerie_Looe added an entry about See an owl!!: I love owls, I held one today – 3rd September 2006. This is a burrowing owl. He was quite scared because he had just lost his mate to a stote. It attacked him too, and his wing had some feathers missing :( He’s beautiful isn’t he? Ashleigh ...

[edit] Hams, monitoring enthusiasts invited to aid wildlife researchers

25 July 2006, by Wildlife researchers areasking radio amateurs and VHF monitoring enthusiasts to help listen for radio tag signals from migrating birds. A non-profit organization in New Mexico wants to find the wintering grounds of the burrowing owl, which summers in the grasslands of Kirtland Air Force Base. ...

[edit] Underground help for owls

24 July 2006, by Arizona's burrowing owls aren't an endangered species, and Greg Clark would like them to stay that way.

[edit] SPOT IT BURROWING OWL

23 July 2006, by SPOT IT BURROWING OWL Unlike most birds and other owls, the burrowing owl prefers to stay low, living in underground burrows and rarely flying.

[edit] Hard to give a "Hoot" about this family film (Reuters)

4 May 2006, by Reuters - Carl Hiaasen's environmentally minded young people's best-seller about burrowing owls whose Florida home is being turned into a construction site makes its big-screen transition as a blandly generic family film.

[edit] Endangered owls ready to take flight

23 April 2006, by About 100 burrowing owls will take wing in the skies over British Columbia's Nicola Valley on Saturday as part of a program aimed at restoring the endangered species to their grassland habitat. Ottawa classified the owls as endangered under the Species at Risk Act in 1991. ...

[edit] Mojave by Bike?

17 March 2006, by I've been buying "product" again. Which means only one thing: Bike Touring! With my new olive-based shaving cream, milky face cleanser and some a shampoo that came with a shower cap which reads "Vixen Hot Mama Bella Donna Goddess Botticelli Muse" and would make an excellent saddle cover, I am off for ...

[edit] Snapshots From the Duke City Fix Chalk-Up

17 February 2006, by ANODYNE POOL HALL, DOWNTOWN--Last night the Beautiful MaryAnn and I went downtown to the Duke City Fix ball-clicker at the Anodyne. Here are a few snapshots from that event. Chantal and Kate compare notes on some kind of girly-beer flavored with fermented cranberries. The visually elusive Eckleburg ...