04-25-2024, 12:00 PM
Thank you Rich.
Nice photo. Once again I am struck with how clean your city is. Obviously both city officials and residents have a lot of civic pride and work hard to maintain such an immaculate city.
I was elated to discover the CDs with this and other photos that I thought were long gone.
There is a slightly larger version of the same photo on Flickr: Great Horned Owl.
Based on what my Sibley Guide reports about the North American ranges, the Great Horned Owl ranks at #1 because it can be found year round all across the North American continent. (The Red Tailed Hawk would be number 2, ranging year round across most of the US and over the entire continent in the summer. Coming in at #3 is the Canada Goose, which ranges across most of the US year round, and over almost all of the continent in other seasons.)
Nice photo. Once again I am struck with how clean your city is. Obviously both city officials and residents have a lot of civic pride and work hard to maintain such an immaculate city.
I was elated to discover the CDs with this and other photos that I thought were long gone.
There is a slightly larger version of the same photo on Flickr: Great Horned Owl.
Based on what my Sibley Guide reports about the North American ranges, the Great Horned Owl ranks at #1 because it can be found year round all across the North American continent. (The Red Tailed Hawk would be number 2, ranging year round across most of the US and over the entire continent in the summer. Coming in at #3 is the Canada Goose, which ranges across most of the US year round, and over almost all of the continent in other seasons.)
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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