March 2, 2019

Suspicious Screech Owl

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March 2, 2019
Suspicious Screech Owl

Species: Eastern screech owl | Location: Travis County Texas, United States of America

By Bill Galloway

This owl has returned to our backyard for the past three years. She's not shy about being watched and photographed, but can look back with a steely eye that would wilt a prickly pear. She peeked around the limb repeatedly to check out what I was doing.

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