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Burrowing Owl
Burrowing Owl (Athene funiculars juninensis)- Stanley Jones
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Who... Who... goes there...
Burrowing owl pair.- David Roach
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One bored owl...
Owl yawning- David Roach
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Get over here! He might see you...
More Owls from the park.- David Roach
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I wonder if he sees me...
Burrowing owl at local park (Brian Piccollo). Even though this a local sport park they have a wonderful policy of protecting (roping off their burrows) these beauties even if it shuts down one of the playing fields.- David Roach
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on a trip with Carlos Enrique.- bievreJJ
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Burrowing owls
Also very common everywere in the City of Campo Grande - have their brut caves everywhere, even at street crossings- darwin1601
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Burrowing Owl
These seemingly diurnal owls were to be found sitting on roadside fences just about everywhere we went in Uruguay.- Garrulous Jay
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Burrowing Owl - Pequn
A pair- Luis R
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Burrowing Owl
Missing out on the Burrowing Owl a few days before, I managed to get a picture of it at the MLK shoreline thanks to a local birder.- Kibet
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Burrowing Owl
they hunt during the day- Gerald Friesen
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Burrowing Owl
And yes they do live in burrows...- Gerald Friesen
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Burrowing Owl
those long legs are sometimes actually used to run down small prey, like crickets, on the ground. Sadly, although I've seen it, I've never gotten a pure shot of that occurrence.- Gerald Friesen
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Burrowing Owl
Taken using a very cheap compact camera - remaining very very still and lightly tapping the camera the owl became very inquisitive and slowly started to approach me. It was fabulous looking through the viewfinder at his expressions :)- stevebb
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Coruja-buraqueira
Athene cunicularia Burrowing Owl- Orozimbo
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Burrowing Owl
Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) Sexes similar. Anauhac National Wildlife Refuge, northwest of High Island abutting East Bay, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Coastal marshes and prairies at 2-3 m (6-10 ft) elevation. March 2016- Stanley Jones
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Not one step closer!
I took a short-cut trail back to the hills after my 6-mile trek around the salt ponds off Coyote Hills Point yesterday, and just as I was getting near the end of the narrow levee back to the hills, I scared up a Burrowing Owl. Obviously, he saw me first (as usual for me), but I tracked where he...- Doc Duck
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Burrowing Owl
Burrowing Owl at the Brazil Argentina Border- Michael Hooper
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Burrowing Owl
One of my first two Burrowing Owls (lifer #303), seen on a tour of the King Ranch in Kingsville, Texas.- avesjohn
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Juvvy burrowing owl
Learning early in life how to sit on a fence post!- nick scarle
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We are not amused
Burrowing Owl- NNJFB-Rob
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Burrowing Owl
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Burrowing Owl
Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia subsp. hypugaea) This burrowing owl was part of a large parliament of owls mixed in with a colony of Black-tailed Prairie dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus: Sciuridae). Sexes similar. Photographed in Plainview, Hale County, Texas, USA. Open mixed grass prairie at an...- Stanley Jones
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