The Pacific Northwest bird's survival is in peril due to a combination of factors including climate change, wildfires, human-caused habitat destruction, and competition with invasive species in its ...

Owling—searching for and observing owls—offers a magical way to connect with nature, especially from late fall to early spring. Understanding owl habits, habitats, and myths can make your experience ...

Oregon is testing new technology to track threatened bird species in state forests, moving away from nighttime surveys that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Owls are primarily nocturnal because their unique physical and sensory adaptations allow them to hunt effectively at night. The ...

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 ...

Owls are usually silent and usually active at night and also called silent night hunter but they also have a huge impact in forest life because owls totally rely on natural and healthy life of their ...

Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller cousins, the northern spotted owl, to the brink of extinction. Once barred ...

If you have day-hiked in the Smokies, you have undoubtedly been monitored, unawares, from a tree cavity. The unseen watcher? A winged super-predator resting with one eye open, waiting for dusk or ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller cousins, the northern spotted owl, ...