Giving a hoot

OWLS adapt to urban areas in increasing numbers, thrilling nature lovers

Thursday, March 15, 2007

Mark Ellis

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH 

 

A stealthy predator that strikes swiftly and snatches victims from the air, ground and water is living comfortably in city and suburban parks and neighborhoods.

 

The owls are among us.

 

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Hoo knew?

^I knhoo it was coming.

I'm sure Noozer noo, too.

What a hoot !

what about those of us that "give a hoot"

I'm going to have to keep my eyes peeled for hooters when I come to Columbus next week.

I'm going to have to keep my eyes peeled for hooters when I come to Columbus next week.

 

i'm on my way to columbus right now, I'll be sure to take pictures of all the hooters i see.

I won't be expecting any pictures.

^Aye. Present Columbus temperatures have sent hooters back into hiding.

They all flew south for spring break.

We talking about Owls from Temple or Rice Universities?