"Owls are often nighttime hunters and rely heavily on their ears to find prey. With one ear located higher, and one lower on the head, owls can better pinpoint their prey's location, even under leaves or snow!" - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Northeast Region | The National Desk - TND

Meet the Whitewater Draw Barn Owls! 🦉 You can now watch them on our live cam at https://bit.ly/4rCvLzX. And best of all? AZGFD wildlife biologists recently observed them mating! With barn owl breeding season peaking in March, we're expecting more activity. Will there be owlets? Let's watch together using #WhitewaterDrawOwls and find out ... | Arizona Game & Fish Department

Not all owls hoot. With over 250 recognized species, there are a lot of different sounds to be made! Our ambassadors can be very vocal, and they were more than happy to share some of their amazing sounds for you. The species featured in this video are the Tawny Owl, Barn Owl, Eurasian Eagle Owl, Northern Hawk Owl, Great Horned Owl, Spectacled Owl, Barred Owl, and Eastern Screech Owl. Have you heard any of these owls around your area? Several continents are represented by the species featured, so