You have to wonder what drew the owl to that exact spot, especially since owls are not social animals and typically avoid each other in the wild.
Paul Kelway | Posted 04.06.2012
Each of the wildlife groups that treated this bird fought for its survival and was determined to provide it with the specialized care it needed. There is something especially moving about instances when humans are able to aid animals that have faced human-caused threats.
The Huffington Post | Laura Hibbard | Posted 03.27.2012
After hatching in an incubator at a hawk conservancy in England, two orphaned baby owls have moved in with their new dad, park keeper Jimmy Robinson f...
Pauline Millard | Posted 05.22.2012
In one of the last episodes of The Sopranos, Tony said, "'Remember When' is the lowest form of conversation." With that in mind, perhaps it's also the lowest form of design and culture -- and it's time to move on.
Reuters | Posted 03.12.2012
By Kevin Murphy Smithville, Mo., Jan 10 (Reuters) - Something white is providing a lot entertainment in parts of the United States thi...
Posted 09.07.2011
Wild Care Bay Area recently found themselves with four baby screech owls after they were found orphaned, and their first order of business was to give...
David Mizejewski | Posted 07.26.2011
Full disclosure: I work for National Wildlife Federation. But I believe so strongly that our gardens can fit into the local ecosystem and invite back wildlife forced into ever-shrinking wild areas that I'm not ashamed to make a "shameless" plug.
Nick Carr | Posted 05.25.2011
Surprises like the blinking owl eyes of Herald Square are what make New York such a great city to explore.
Nick Carr | Posted 05.25.2011
I notice the owls every time I cross the Williamsburg Bridge. As it happens, the principal of the school saw my previous post and generously invited me to visit the roof. I took a ton of pictures.
Nick Carr | Posted 05.25.2011
Next time you're heading over the Williamsburg Bridge to Brooklyn, be sure to check out the public school on the south side. PS 110's roof is covered in owls.
Michael Markarian | Posted 05.25.2011
Club members killed the protected birds of prey by shooting, trapping, poisoning, clubbing, baiting birds into glass panels, and even baiting birds with pigeons rigged with fishing hooks.
AP | JEFF BARNARD | Posted 05.25.2011
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A federal judge has struck down the Bush administration's change to a rule designed to protect the northern spotted owl from...
BBC NEWS | Posted 05.25.2011
Owls and kestrels are being employed as agricultural pest controllers in the Middle East. Many farmers are installing nest boxes to encourage the b...
David Mizejewski | Posted 04.24.2012