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The great horned owl: Hunting or sunbathing? 

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When the great horned owls are around they sometimes spend the day perched in a live oak down by the dry creek. They nap and try to rest but they're always alert to any danger - and to the possibility of lunch.
The owl in this video was sitting on her branch when something on the creek bed below caught her attention, and she swooped down for the kill (we assumed). But whatever it was apparently got away and, perhaps in an effort to hide her failure, she suavely switched to sunning her wings.
Anyway, that's our interpretation of what was going on. The truth is we really don't know - and we're always open to suggestions.
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Комментарии : 42   
@callunas
@callunas Год назад
Everything about them is so cat like.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
If cats could fly...
@bluejay5392
@bluejay5392 Год назад
She's gorgeous! I've never seen a great horned owl sunbathe before. This is great footage.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
Isn't it odd? I guess we'll never know what she really was up to.
@mayonnaiseeee
@mayonnaiseeee 3 месяца назад
She's so pretty. Love how she just dives off the branch before spreading her wings.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife 3 месяца назад
An impressive owl.
@loz3135
@loz3135 Год назад
She is so stunning.
@alanatolstad4824
@alanatolstad4824 Год назад
These never get old!
@Marilyn12346
@Marilyn12346 Год назад
Beautiful GHOW ❤
@denise0223
@denise0223 Год назад
Just breathtaking! Thank you. She is a beauty, her eyes look like my precious feline (who owns me, BTW)! Love your channel. ❤ Denise from MA.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
Well now, you're the second person to say she's a little catlike. We hadn't thought of that, but on looking again we can see what you mean.
@catsara9114
@catsara9114 Год назад
The wingspan is huge, I have never seen an owl on the ground like that! Thank you for another awesome video!
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
It was slightly bizarre, honestly. We don't know what she was doing.
@ttenkrut
@ttenkrut Год назад
Great upload
@chrisbgifford7387
@chrisbgifford7387 Год назад
She is beautiful.
@chrishardman586
@chrishardman586 Год назад
Another great video. She is so gorgeous and your commentary is so informative.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
Thank you, Chris!
@Therealwk
@Therealwk Год назад
They’re so Pretty
@gecko2738
@gecko2738 Год назад
Adorable hairy owl!!!
@SK-mi5bg
@SK-mi5bg Год назад
Thank you so much for these. I found one literally standing on the side of the highway today. She’s now at a raptor sanctuary and going to undergo surgery tomorrow, they think there’s a good chance she’ll heal and be able to be brought back & released! So neat to watch your videos cuz of course I’m totally fascinated by them now
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
Good grief! You found an injured great horned owl? Thank heavens you stopped to pick her up - you saved her life (obviously). She's so lucky you saw her. Apparently owls get hit by cars quite frequently - their eyeballs are elongated and don't swivel, so the only way they can see things to either side of them is by turning their heads, which they don't do when they're flying. You're a hero.
@1971Vit
@1971Vit Год назад
So adorable, thank you
@tcizzi
@tcizzi Год назад
Incredible thank you
@sierrachoco5271
@sierrachoco5271 Год назад
Loved her head bobbing and big eyes, amazing video. Best wishes from upstate NY!!
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
Always good to hear from you, Sierra Choco!
@1nme4u
@1nme4u Год назад
Absolutely beautiful owl! Thank you for sharing these videos!
@hoff54a
@hoff54a Год назад
Loved it. Thanks.
@lisascenic
@lisascenic Год назад
She really blends in with the live oak bark, doesn’t she?
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
She does, doesn't she?
@ЭльфридаЭлениэльЦиэль
Absolutely beautiful owl, amazing bird🦉🤍🤍🌲🌲🌲🦉👍
@ЭльфридаЭлениэльЦиэль
Какая красотка
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife 19 дней назад
Да, мы согласны. Эти совы очень красивы.
@cintulator1129
@cintulator1129 Год назад
Mites and ticks.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
That's probably right, Cintu Lator. We were puzzled though that she didn't stay there very long. Do you think she managed to heat her wings up enough to kill parasites?
@cintulator1129
@cintulator1129 Год назад
@@TexasBackyardWildlife Perhaps, maybe. Some birds even use ants to spray them with muriatic acid to kill the parasites....
@harvardkarbodie
@harvardkarbodie Год назад
Those eyes! Could she have downed a small mouse within the time she dropped out of view and the time you found her again? Or maybe it was a little beetle. 😁
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
She certainly could have caught something, but we didn't see her eating. We kind of expected to see a mouse or a bug in her talons when she got up, but there was nothing.
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife Год назад
That's what I thought you meant (I think). She might have downed a bug, but Dan found her again pretty quickly and she wouldn't have had time to swallow anything much bigger. And then there's still the mystery of what she was doing hanging out there with her wings spread. Very odd.
@FisherKot11235
@FisherKot11235 11 месяцев назад
Sunbathing
@FisherKot11235
@FisherKot11235 11 месяцев назад
No prey. She was just sunbathing
@TexasBackyardWildlife
@TexasBackyardWildlife 11 месяцев назад
Definitely no prey, you're right. So yes, she was sunbathing.
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