HEY!! OVER HERE.. YEAH HERE!! there are only 2 owls in n.america w/ black eyes; the barred owl and the barn owl. obviously that wasn't a barn owl we can all agree on that- so,...... theres your answer. ---------------------------------------- it's a barred - make no mistake
This DOES LOOK like a barred owl (Strix varia) or the barred owl's close cousin the spotted owl(Strix occidentalis). The only way to know for sure that its a barred owl is in its "signature hoot". The "WHO COOKS FOR YOU. WHO COOKS FOR YOU ALL" is what most people hear when they listen to the barred owl. Also since the spotted owl is a VERY close cousin the two speicies often or sometimes create a hybrid(Strix varia / occidentalis) and also the hybrid offspring makes odd vocalizations.
I work with barred owls and..... even with the grainy video you can tell it is one. It has the dark pupils, which great grays don't, and you can see the bars on the chest, thus the barred owl name. Hopefully you've also heard some birds (pairs especially) hooting by now. Wild stuff.
This is not a great grey owl, its facial disc is not pronounced nor does it's colororation fit, Grey Owls tend to go from a lighter to darker face, this owl is likely a spotted or a Barred. did it make any vocalizations?
This looks like a Barred Owl. Did it make any vocalizations, that would be one way to prove it. Im pretty sure it is not a great grey owl, because its facial disk is to small, and the coloration is much more varied than that of the great grey owls.
HEY!! OVER HERE.. YEAH HERE!! there are only 2 owls in n.america w/ black eyes; the barred owl and the barn owl. obviously that wasn't a barn owl we can all agree on that- so,...... theres your answer. ---------------------------------------- it's a barred - make no mistake
rockhardupallnight 1 month ago
This DOES LOOK like a barred owl (Strix varia) or the barred owl's close cousin the spotted owl(Strix occidentalis). The only way to know for sure that its a barred owl is in its "signature hoot". The "WHO COOKS FOR YOU. WHO COOKS FOR YOU ALL" is what most people hear when they listen to the barred owl. Also since the spotted owl is a VERY close cousin the two speicies often or sometimes create a hybrid(Strix varia / occidentalis) and also the hybrid offspring makes odd vocalizations.
TheDragonboy3000 1 year ago
it looked like a barred owl
fryguy1231 1 year ago
I work with barred owls and..... even with the grainy video you can tell it is one. It has the dark pupils, which great grays don't, and you can see the bars on the chest, thus the barred owl name. Hopefully you've also heard some birds (pairs especially) hooting by now. Wild stuff.
kskybak 1 year ago
CREEPY...
TheQueenz14 2 years ago
why?
niburu2012 2 years ago
This'n's a barred owl for sure.
mountainsofmoss 2 years ago
Most definitely a barred owl. Dark eyes, head plumage proportions, and chest/belly pattern confirms.
spacehyena 2 years ago
weird
Chaos10110 3 years ago
This is not a great grey owl, its facial disc is not pronounced nor does it's colororation fit, Grey Owls tend to go from a lighter to darker face, this owl is likely a spotted or a Barred. did it make any vocalizations?
TheBearOnTheCeiling 3 years ago
I think it was a Barred owl. Some had been living there.
IrenaScott 3 years ago
This looks like a Barred Owl. Did it make any vocalizations, that would be one way to prove it. Im pretty sure it is not a great grey owl, because its facial disk is to small, and the coloration is much more varied than that of the great grey owls.
TheBearOnTheCeiling 3 years ago
i'm absolutley possitive.
great gray owl, no doubt.
sootclaw 3 years ago
Whiskered Screech, Spotted, or Great Gray
spickerboxer 3 years ago
great grey owl
Killer2043 3 years ago
trust me i know,
Great Grey Owl
Killer2043 3 years ago
Barred owl.
EagleOwl 4 years ago