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Postcard : Mexican Spotted Owl -Adult and young in tree - Arizona - Threatened species - Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons - Involved in recent controversies between logging
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Mexican Spotted Owl -Adult and young in tree - Arizona - Threatened species - Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons - Involved in recent controversies between logging
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Mexican Spotted Owl -adult and young in tree
Arizona, USA
Strix occidentalis lucida
Threatened species. Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons. Involved in recent controversies between logging and conservation interests. Populations threatened by extensive logging. Feeds mostly on small or medium-sized mammals but also feeds on other small animals including reptiles and birds and insects.
John Cancalosi
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Owls Wings Adult And Young Birds Of Prey Chicks Mother And Young
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Feathered Family Feud - Logging vs. Conservation - Who Gives a Hoot?
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this snapshot by John Cancalosi, the Mexican Spotted Owl takes center stage as it perches proudly on a towering tree branch in the heart of Arizona's wilderness. But wait! Look closely and you'll spot an adorable young owlet nestled beside its watchful mother, creating an enchanting scene that speaks volumes about family bonds. However, behind this picturesque moment lies a tale of controversy between logging and conservation interests. The threatened status of these majestic creatures due to extensive logging has sparked heated debates among environmentalists and industry advocates alike. Will harmony prevail or will feathers fly? Known for their preference for mature coniferous forests and wooded canyons, these nocturnal predators have become symbols of resilience in the face of habitat destruction. Their diet consists mainly of small to medium-sized mammals but also includes reptiles, birds, and insects – truly versatile eaters! So let's take a moment to appreciate this awe-inspiring image that showcases not only the beauty of nature but also highlights the delicate balance between progress and preservation. Join us in celebrating these magnificent birds while we hope for a future where they continue to soar high above our heads with their wings spread wide in defiance against adversity!
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