LIFE CYCLE: At two weeks of age, burrowing owl young may be seen roosting at the entrance to their burrow, waiting for the adults to return with food. They leave the nest about 44 days after hatching ...

While that do have the ability to fly, burrowing owls live up to their name and inhabit abandoned burrows in the ground.

If you know where some burrowing owl traditionally nest, get ready for some entertaining activities as they get ready to ...

They depend on short vegetation in which they hunt insects and small rodents. Burrowing owls are known to be the most diurnal of all owl species, remaining active during the daytime, according to ...

Most Californians will never see a burrowing owl in the wild ... and the fields of crops provide food in the form of insects, spiders and other prey. Elsewhere though, the species hasn’t ...

In South Florida, the struggle to balance human development with the protection of sensitive animal species continues — and ...

They’re helping burrowing owls get their underground homes ready for the season. The site is home to deer, songbirds and North America’s largest population of burrowing owls, said Jon Bloom ...

Burrowing owls, standing at about nine inches tall, sit on their perch right at hip level for us. People like Pascha Donaldson and Beverly Saltonstall love them. “Once you get involved ...