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Here are some non-native owls in my back yard...forget the species but not native here to Ohio
 

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Looks like a Barred owl.
ya know I forgot the species, its range is holartic mainly but not that far south. Weird thing was the neighborhood was overrun with field mice, and I mean overrun. As usual this new development was once woodland and adjusting. Mother Nature sent in snakes but panicky mothers and housewives killed them in droves.
In come the owls, about six. They cleaned the place out. I got a cool pic somewhere of a big pile of mouse skulls where they roosted on my deck. I’ll try to find it..
 
I used to have gators, black panthers (which are really just Jaguars with a black coat), and a lot of boar around in Florida. In Georgia we just deal with raccoons and opossums. I think the plants are interesting though... ferns and mosses mostly. 3D4D8D0C-43C6-4A45-9CC5-A635D2C9EB2A.jpeg
 
Here are some non-native owls in my back yard...forget the species but not native here to Ohio
Very cool....I have spent my whole life in NEO, mainly in the woods, and have never seen an owl lol.
 

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