Great Gray Collection

Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1882 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

Great Gray Owl in flight - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1876 Great Grey OWL - in flight Minnesota, USA Strix Nebulosa Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl

Great gray owl sitting in dry grass, Yellowstone National Park, USA
Close-up portrait of a great gray owl (Strix nebulosa) sitting in dry grass hunting for rodents. Great Gray owls are often active in the daytime

Cinereous Owl Great Gray Owl Male & Female William Notman
Cinereous Owl; Great Gray Owl. Male & Female; William Notman (Canadian, born Scotland, 1826 - 1891); Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 1876; Albumen silver print

Great Gray Sitting In Snow, Anchorage, Southcentral Alaska, Winter

Close Up Of A Great Gray Owl Perched In A Tree, Anchorage, Southcentral Alaska, Winter

Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1888 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

Great Gray Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1879 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

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The majestic Great Gray Owl, standing at an impressive 27 inches tall with a wingspan of 52 inches, is the longest owl in North America. When vole populations plummet in their boreal forest habitats, these magnificent creatures embark on a journey southward in search of sustenance. One can witness the awe-inspiring sight of a Great Gray Owl soaring through the sky, its powerful wings carrying it gracefully across vast distances. In Yellowstone National Park, USA, one such owl perches amidst dry grass, blending seamlessly with its surroundings. Anchorage, Southcentral Alaska becomes a winter wonderland as these owls sit majestically on snow-covered branches or nestle into trees during colder months. A close-up view reveals the intricate details of their feathers and piercing yellow eyes that seem to hold ancient wisdom within them. Even renowned photographer William Notman captures the beauty of male and female Cinereous Owls - also known as Great Grays - showcasing their unique features for all to admire. Whether found in Oregon or any other part of North America, this remarkable species captivates our hearts with its grandeur and resilience against challenging circumstances. The Great Gray Owl truly reigns supreme as nature's masterpiece among avian wonders.