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 The Snowy OwlEasily recognized by its snow-white plumage, the snowy owl is most commonly found in the Arctic tundra but is sometimes seen in Europe, Asia, and North America. It is even the official bird of Quebec. The large owl has broad wings, a round head, and may have some dark markings. After snowy owl eggs hatch, both parents feed and protect their young. Their alarm call is almost like a bark, and they often clap their beaks when threatened. What popular book series features a snowy owl? More...
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Once, back in the 80's, we spent two nights in Army maneuvers in Lapland, our tent put up under the branches of a big spruce. A snowy owl had that tree as it's resting and stalking place. It was not at all disturbed of our presence.
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