“The owl fled to the wild, uninhabited places, and now mournfully cries out for her home.”

“In Britain we have one very rare species which is the snowy owl but this does not breed here, being only a winter visitor to Scotland.”

“A tall woman with a mop of curly blonde hair and huge owl glasses poked her head out.”

“The owlet hatched from its egg and ventured out into the night, searching for its first prey.”

“Noctuid, owlet, and cutworm moths are also stout-bodied. Their fore wings are narrow, and their hind wings are fan-shaped.”

“Orange headed thrush, Indian Pitta and resident birds such as oriole, spotted owlet and hoopoe can be sighted on this campus.”

“Despite his usual jovial nature, his owliness was evident that day as he snapped at everyone who crossed his path.”

“The owliness of her eyes, with their intense gaze and sharp focus, made her appear wise beyond her years.”

“He liked to look with avuncular owlishness over the tops of his specs.”

“The female broods the young for 2-3 weeks after they hatch, while the male brings food to the female and the owlets.”

“Once the young hatch, the female broods for about three weeks while the male brings food to her and the owlets.”

“In the first two weeks after the young hatch, the female stays on the nest to brood them, and the male brings food for the female and the owlets.”

“Voles are an important source of food for many predators, including snakes, hawks, owls, coyotes, weasels, foxes, mink and badgers.”

“Desert woodrats are vulnerable to predation by coyotes, raccoons, owls, gopher and rattlesnakes, and hawks.”

“Some owls screech and scream their heads off, setting your teeth on edge and jangling your nerves.”