Owl Spirit
by Maria Angelica Maira
Title
Owl Spirit
Artist
Maria Angelica Maira
Medium
Photograph - Nature Photography - Digital Art - Fine Art Photography
Description
Spectacled owl.
These large owls have dark heads and backs with buff colored fronts. They have no ear tufts. Spectacled owls have an unmistakable face pattern. Light circles around their yellow eyes give them the appearance of wearing spectacles, thus their name. Juveniles are even more striking, often called white owls by local populations. They have white bodies and heads, dark brown wings and brown to black facial masks.
The range of spectacled owls reaches from Mexico, Central America, south to South America as far as Paraguay, south Brazil and northern Argentina.
Like all owls, this species has the ability to fly with minimal sound, has extremely acute hearing and the raptors usual tools of grasping talons and beaks adapted for tearing prey.
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October 15th, 2016
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