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Hey I have kind of a special interest in owls (I blame guardians of gahoole), so could I possibly see some of your favorite owls? Mine are sooty owls (:>)

I reallllly love owls, so its hard to pick favorites, but i will try to share 3 off the top of my head...

Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia), chicks, family Strigidae, order Strgiformes, Western U.S.

photograph by Yaron Schmid. (YS.Wildlife.Photography)

Elf Owl (Micrathene whitneyi), family Strigidae, order Strigiformes, found in the SW United States and much of Mexico

This is the smallest owl species in the world, weighing around 40 g (1.4 oz).

photographs by Laura Perez 

Oriental Bay Owl (Phodilus badius), family Tytonidae, order Strigiformes, India

photograph by Atanu Modak

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Black-rumped Flamebacks (Dinopium benghalense), T- female, B - male, family Picidae, order Piciformes, India

photograph by Chidrupa Reddy Nellore

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Martha Gellhorn, from a letter to Robert Sherrod featured in The Selected Letters of Martha Gellhorn

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Eggplant frog

He isn't too sure he's like the look of you

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The masculine connotation of a bow tie and the feminine connotation of a bow on the top of the head implies a nonbinary bow style placed directly over the nose

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just wanted to share the National Down Syndrome Society’s message for this year’s World Down Syndrome Day (21st March) 💛💙

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hey... don't cry.... tesla recall for most cybertrucks, okay? >46,000 vehicles affected <3

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Ok, was it actually arson? Or did one of those things just spontaneously combust? Given that Teslas just kinda do that sometimes it seems like a fair question?

Happy either way though.

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i love london

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Edited Daikon by Hieronymus Nosk

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A Light exists in Spring Not present on the Year At any other period ––– When March is scarcely here ~Emily Dickinson

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One-Of-A-Kind Orange Snowy Owl Leaves Scientists Scratching Their Heads

Wildlife photographer Julie Maggert has been taking pictures of snowy owls for years. So when she heard that a strange, orange-colored snowy owl had been spotted flying around Michigan’s Thumb area, she knew she had to see the bird for herself. Maggert drove two hours out to where the owl had been observed. Before long, she spotted her in the middle of a field. She couldn’t believe her eyes — she really was orange...

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