Colorado Parks and Wildlife had a "hoot" Tuesday rescuing a owl out of a tree in Colorado Springs. With the assistance of three featherless friends, a great horned owl made it back down to safety.

The great horned takes over abandoned nests or builds its own in cottonwood, juniper, pine, beech and other trees, but they also will nest in dead trees and snags. The owl might not actually live ...

Next time you hear hooting and it sounds like “Who’s coming for dinner,” take a look in your garden or backyard to determine ...

From the lofty branches of a special pine tree on Hilton Head Island, a nest thick with grasses and sticks holds a mother’s greatest treasure. A great horned owl mamma laid a single egg during ...

A Great Horned Owl nest holding the hen and two chicks can easily be seen at Silverwood Park in St. Anthony. (Park personnel have established a limit to approach to prevent disturbing the birds.) ...

The great horned owl in broad daylight, as cool as could be, unafraid. Advertisement We were floating a river that bright afternoon, toward the end of our trip, mesmerized by the flow of the day.

The great horned owl is the most common owl of the Americas, easily recognizable because of the feather tufts on its head. These “plumicorns” resemble horns or, to some, catlike ears.

The great horned owl is the largest of the three common Ohio breeding owls (the others being the eastern screech and barred owls). Females are larger than males, and a big specimen might weigh 3.5 ...

That inspired her to attach a trail camera to the trunk of a tree beneath a great horned owl nest to see what was going on. When she later looked at motion-triggered photos, McConnell saw that ...

As the great horned owl is more heard than seen, it's a surefire sign that spring has come. ... which is in the crown of the 45-foot-tall spruce tree. Nature: Waterfowl flock to Lake Erie.