The Tawny owl is recognised by its classic twit-twoo call Bird lovers are being urged to give up 20 minutes every week to listen out for the "twit-twoo" call of the Tawny owl, amid concerns over ...

[He pulls out a pocket watch which contains a photo of his wife. The camera zooms in on the photo to reveal the face of TAWNY KITAEN. Closeup of HANKS as a smile spreads across his face.] ...

A homeowner who heard "scuffling" in their kitchen wall was shocked when the source of the noise turned out to be a wedged owl. Firefighters eventually managed to free the trapped tawny from the ...

An injured owl has been returned to the wild after hitting the top of an ambulance. Gilbert, a tawny owl, was left stunned after the collision on the A361 near South Newington, Oxfordshire ...

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Credit: South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust A Tawny Owl which hit the top of an ambulance has been released back into the wild. Gilbert hit one of South Central Ambulance Service ...

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.

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Vale Wildlife Hospital began more than four decades ago, when Mrs Gould was asked by a vet to take in an injured tawny owl at the family's former home in Cropthorne, Worcestershire.