Long-eared owls are recognisable by their large ear tufts — feathers that stand up on their head where you might imagine ...

The long-eared owl is the awkward teenager of the owl family. It seems like everything about him is gangly. He has long “ears,” long wings, a long body, and a long face.

Other Names for Long-eared Owls are American Long-eared Owl, Brush Owl, Cat Owl, Pussy Owl, Lesser Horned Owl, Ceder Owl and Coulee Owl." Cat Owl! Whatever he's called, he's a very handsome owl.

The long-ear is also smaller and more slender in shape. In flight, the long-eared owl flies very buoyantly with deep, floppy wing beats and features conspicuous buff patches on its outer wing.

A long-eared owl takes flight after being banded and released by Denver Holt and his crew. A little smaller than a mallard duck, long-eared owls only weigh about half a pound.

In this Monday, Jan. 1, 2018 photo, a female Long-eared owl is silhouetted by a supermoon as she sits in a tree in New York’s Central Park after being treated and released.

A long-eared owl was seen at Woodmont Orchard in Hollis on Oct. 19 and included in New Hampshire Audubon’s Rare Bird Alert for Oct. 24. Long-eared Owls are secretive, nocturnal, and superbly ...

He said from 1970 to 2014 in the states and Canada the Long-eared owl population is believed to have declined by 91%. But this year, he said, the Institute is seeing record numbers.

One owl was proud to sit and pose for a photo on top of a pumpkin carved with one of its own kind. Sindar is a 10-month-old long-eared owl at the Scottish Owl Centre in the town of Whitburn in ...

In Pennsylvania, the long-eared owl is listed as threatened and protected under the Game and Wildlife Code. It is a "high-level concern" species in the State Wildlife Action Plan.