#little owl

[jagalart]

owls

Another lil' series made thanks to my patrons! I have these available as magnets, stickers and charms 🖤

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[birds-of-prey-daily]

Little Owl

[demeter1111]

I love these guys. They are so funny. 😆

[ridiculousbirdfaces]

An Optical Illusion. by Ron Vipond Little Owl (Athene noctua)

[mer-acle]

Shout-out to the great goddess of wisdom, master of war and crafts, oh clear-eyed badass queen

For choosing out of all the great majestic owls there are, this one:

Like... It's so scruffy. It looks like it got into the rain and didn't enjoy it one bit. I wanna put it into a blanket burrito. Like what compelled the goddess of I-am-the-best-actually to look at a snow owl or a barn owl or the freaking eagle owl and be like no I want the tiny one that looks like a wet cat, I like that one. Was it the attitude? Cos I think it was the attitude.

[onefootin1941]

The Little Owl, 1508 Albrecht Dürer (Germany, 1471-1528);

Watercolor on paper; The Albertina Museum, Vienna

[willoillo]

I TOLD Y'ALL I WOULD FINISH THESE!!! First one up is Athena as a Wings of Fire dragon~ I made her an Icewing because I feel like the cool and collected vibes suits her really well, and her primary colors in the EPIC animations is blues and grays so I could lean into that with this! I also drew an owl to go with her. Because Athena and owls. Idk I think she turned out cute~

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[jessicaroux]

The Little Owl, from my new book, Ornithography 🦉I’ll be at Plenty Bookshop in Cookeville, TN tomorrow (Thursday!) signing books and speaking about my favorite bird folklore. See you there! 🪶

[plush-birds]

Little Owl 🦉 Living Nature

[theweeowlart]

⭐️New⭐️

A new owl drawing, this time the Britain's smallest, the aptly named Little Owl! This is an original drawing and it is 5 x 7 inches on green pastel paper…

[richs-pics]

A gorgeous little owl

[ketrinadrawsalot]

The little owl is the type species for the genus Athene. Males spend their entire lives living in a territory ranging from 2 to 12 hectares, and they can distinguish between neighbors and strangers by their calls.

[sarafangirlart]

Interesting how I always see fanart of Athena with a barn owl, since they are technically sacred to Ares, which makes sense bc they were considered a bad omen and Ares tends to represent everything the Greeks hated about war and violence. Athena’s owl is actually the Little owl (Athene noctua).

[littledigest]

Asteroids Related to the Night

For those in love with the Moon and those who find comfort in the dark of the night. 🌙

1298, 3908, 658, 69, 714, 8962, 713, 105, 78, 580

100, 3271

Nocturna 1298

Meaning nightly

Think of the word nocturnal, meaning active at night

I have Nocturna conjunct NN and Chiron. I am for sure nocturnal. I focus better and am more creative at night. I don't think I slept early, even as a child.

Nyx 3908

Named after Nyx, the Greek goddess of the night

Born from Chaos, Nyx gave birth to many gods and goddesses related to daytime, nighttime, light, and darkness.

Asteria 658

Named after Asteria, the Titaness

Her name means of the stars, starry one

Known for being one of Zeus' conquests, she became a bird and then an island. As an island, she saves her sister Leto after Leto is impregnated by Zeus and cannot find a safe haven due to Hera's wrath

Hesperia 69

Named after the Hesperides in Greek mythology

Hesperides are the nymphs of the evening and the golden light of sunsets

They tend the garden and sing

Ulula 714

Named after the genus of owls

Owls are nocturnal birds, hunters, and symbols of wisdom in Western culture.

In African and Native American cultures, owls are symbols of death.

In Asian cultures, owls are symbols of good luck.

Noctua 8962

Named after a species of owl called Athene noctua or Little Owl (owl of Athena, owl of Minerva)

Commemorates Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, war, and handicraft

Luscinia 713

Named after the genus of nightingales

Known for their singing and frequently used in literature and other works of art

Sing both day and night; songstresses of the night.

Artemis 105, Diana 78

Named after Artemis, the Greek goddess of the Moon, the hunt, animals, wilderness, and children, or Diana, her Roman counterpart

Her twin is Apollo 1862, who is associated with the Sun

Artemis is also associated with the menstrual cycle and childbirth

I have Artemis conjunct my Moon. Still trying to figure out if this has been expressed in an obvious way in my life yet...caring for animals, children...

Selene 580

Named after Selene, the Greek personification of the Moon

Means light, brightness, gleam

Drives a chariot across the skies to bring the night

Her brother is Helios, the Sun god, who drives a chariot across the sky to bring the day

I have Diana (above) and Selene conjunct with each other and my Neptune and sextile Saturn. Saturn sextile Neptune could refer to materialization. My ideas may be best developed at night (?) under the moon (?)

Hekate 100

Named after Hecate, the Greek goddess of crossroads, entryways, magic, witchcraft, the night, and the Moon

She is depicted with three bodies; all-seeing, transitional, liminal

A triple deity associated with the moon (Selene, Luna), hunting (Artemis, Diana), and herself as the underworld

Associated with dogs as well (thinking dogs and wolves howling at the moon)

Ul 3271

Named after a Melanesian lunar deity

[birdblues]

Little Owl

[relaxwithaaron]

Friendly Pet Owl