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Great horned owl - Wikipedia
The great horned owl is one of the earliest nesting birds in North America, often laying eggs weeks or even months before other raptorial birds. en.wikipedia.org
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Great Horned Owl - All About Birds
Great Horned Owls have large eyes, pupils that open widely in the dark, and retinas containing many rod cells for excellent night vision. Their eyes don't move ... www.allaboutbirds.org
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What Makes the Great Horned Owl so Great? - YouTube
Known for its piercing yellow eyes, silent flight, and bone-crushing grip, the Great Horned Owl is one of nature's most formidable predators ... www.youtube.com
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horn-owl
horn-owl A horned owl, or one having plumicorns on the head, as some species of Asio and Otus; formerly, a name for the Eagle-owl.1601 Holland Pliny II. 397 The fat of the Bistard or Horn-owle is verie good. 1674 Ray Words, Eng. Birds 83 The Horn-Owl, Otus sive Noctua aurita. 1678 Ray Willoughby's O... Oxford English Dictionary
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Horned Owl Brewing | Local Kennesaw Brewery
Come visit our taproom in Downtown Kennesaw, featuring delicious brews, food, to-go cans, an outdoor patio, and live events. Join us today! hornedowlbrewing.com
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Great Horned Owl Identification - All About Birds
Great Horned Owls are mottled gray-brown, with reddish brown faces and a neat white patch on the throat. Their overall color tone varies regionally from sooty ... www.allaboutbirds.org
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eagle-owl
ˈeagle-ˌowl A nocturnal bird of prey (Bubo ignavus), the largest of the Owl tribe inhabiting Europe.1678 Ray Willughby's Ornith. 99 The great Horn-Owl or Eagle-Owl. 1766 Pennant Zool. 71 The great eagle owl has once been shot in Yorkshire. 1849 Knox Ornith. Rambles 186 There has been for many years ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Great Horned Owl | Audubon Field Guide
Hunts mostly at night, sometimes at dusk. Watches from high perch, then swoops down to capture prey in its talons. Has extremely good hearing and good vision in ... www.audubon.org
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Great Horned Owl - Maryland DNR
These owls have reddish-brown faces, a white patch on the throat and striking yellow eyes. Great horned owls can get up to 25 inches in length and can have up ... dnr.maryland.gov
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A Year in the Life of a Young Great Horned Owl | Virginia DWR
A Great horned owl couple nesting, and then hatching and fledging their owlet chronicled in words and photos for your enjoyment. dwr.virginia.gov
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Bird Sounds: Great Horned Owl - The Old Farmer's Almanac
Different owls are associated with different meanings given the cultural context: The great horned owl's call is particularly symbolic in ... www.almanac.com
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Great Horned Owl | The Skunk Corner | Santa Barbara CA
Great horned owls are large raptors with neutral colored feathers and large forward-facing eyes. Like most owl species, the females are larger than the males, ... www.theskunkcorner.org
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duke
duke, n. (djuːk) Forms: 2–6 duc, (3 dux), 3–4 duk, 4– duke. (Also 3–5 duyk, 3–6 duck, -e, 4 douk, -e, douc, deuk, 5 dukke, dwk, -e, doke, doyk, duche, 5–6 dewke, duque, duce, Sc. duik.) [ME. duc, duk, a. F. duc, in OF. nom. dux, ducs, dus (11–12th c. in Littré), early ad. L. dux, duc-em, leader, com... Oxford English Dictionary
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horn
▪ I. horn, n. (hɔːn) Forms: 1– horn; also 3 heorn, 5 horun, 4–7 horne. [Com. Teut.: OE. horn masc. = OFris., OS. horn masc., OHG., ON. horn neut., Goth. haurn neut.:—OTeut. *horno-, cognate with L. cornu, Celtic corn ‘horn’: in ablaut relation with Gr. κέρ-ας, κερ-ατ-; cf. also Skr. {cced}ṛṅ-ga ‘hor... Oxford English Dictionary
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great
▪ I. great, a., adv., and n. (greɪt) Forms: 1 gréat, (gréæt, gréot), 2 grat-e, 3 græt, Kent. griat, 3–6 gret(e, 4 Kent. grat, 4–6 grett(e, greet(e, grait, 5–6 greate, greatt(e, (5 greth, 6 graete, 7 grat), 6 Sc. greit, gryt(t, 6–9 Sc. grit, 9 Sc. grite, gryte, 3– great. β. 4 gert(t, 6 gertte, 9 dial... Oxford English Dictionary
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