This in Lee CO, NC

This image is like a decade old but one of my favorite owl shots I've taken. Hope everyone enjoys!! 😁

Yo chat, saw an owl at 9am in Snoqualmie-Baker National Forest at Mount Dickermen in Washington state.

What owl is this? Closest I got was Spotted Owl but I am no expert but he seemed medium or larger 🤔

(The last two are internet pictures.)

The owl seems happy enough. But to be trapped inside a tiny Japanese apartment doesn’t seem like much of a life.

Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) standing outside burrow at Black-Tailed Prairie Dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) town at Golden Prairie Bison properties near Valentine, Cherry County, Nebraska. Quite a few of them were seen at the town.

See (and hear) more of these owls and other denizens of the town here: https://www.patreon.com/JohnBrennan687/posts/prairie-dogs-and-167952016?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

This big beautiful owl (great horned owl?) has been visiting my yard pretty much every afternoon around 3-5pm. It usually flies away when I take the trash out but today it didn't. I don't mind it coming, I just want to make sure it's okay or should I contact a local sanctuary? I'm in Chandler az, my garden does get watered at 330pm. There's a 60+ft tall eucalyptus tree behind my back wall, I can hear owls hooting from it most nights.

I keep hearing an owl at night. I hear it and it makes sounds while flying around almost always. it's not the same sound over and over again, although I have heard an owl like that near here, but it's different types of sounds. I am 100 percent sure that it's the one same owl though. for me it is late summer and I live in Greece. I have google it but none of the owls provided sound the same. idk if this is enough information for even a wild guess. I will add that I hear it quite late at night though (11 pm to early morning)

NE Wisconsin

Drawing with ballpoint pen

Had this beautiful barred owl fly right over our heads while setting up our evening campfire. He was so silent that I wouldn’t have even heard him fly by if I hadn’t seen him first.