Although owls are infrequently seen, their nighttime hoots and caterwauls have sent chills up and down the spines of most local birders. Their adaptations to “night life” – acute hearing and vision, silent flight - are fascinating, as is their breeding behavior that has dispensed with nest building. Join Maria Conklin, Yziah Jimenez, Devyn Scott, Madi Vasquez and William (Bill) Norris to learn more.

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