A brown-morph tawny owl (Strix aluco), also known as the brown owl, hiding on a tree. This species has two plumage color morphs: brown and grey. (Credit: Anil Öztas / CC BY-SA 4.0) A recently ...

See how owls turn their heads 270 degrees because their big eyes can’t move side to side. Meet burrowing and eastern screech owls at the Houston Zoo. See how owls turn their heads 270 degrees because ...

The Custer-Gallatin National Forest proposed the Bear-Palmer “Forest Health” Project on the northern border of Yellowstone National Park, near Gardiner, Montana. The project would clearcut 824 acres, ...

Owls are known for rotating their heads far more than most birds, but the reason is rooted in anatomy rather than mystery.

Great grey owls will leave their boreal forest habitat when their population exceeds the supply of prey, which includes lemmings, shrews, weasels, mice, voles and small birds. A yellow rumped warbler ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A northern spotted owl photographed in 1995 sitting on a branch in Point Reyes, Calif. An academic partner on a U.S. Forest ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Once a point of controversy in Oregon history, a new study from Oregon State University found a way to restore forests while conserving the spotted owl population. Restoring ...

Federal job cuts have upended spotted owl surveys in Northern and Southern California. It’s unclear whether wildfire mitigation strategies such as forest thinning can happen if the surveys are not ...