Definition of «owl»

An owl is a bird of prey characterized by its distinctive flat face, large eyes and nocturnal habits. Owls are known for their exceptional vision in low light conditions due to their large pupils which can expand or contract depending on the amount of light needed. They also have special feathers that allow them to fly silently while hunting for prey such as rodents, insects and small mammals.

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The owl perched on the branch, its large eyes watching intently.
In folklore, owls are often associated with wisdom and are seen as symbols of knowledge.
I visited a wildlife sanctuary and was fortunate to spot a magnificent snowy owl.
Can you believe that the owl can rotate its head almost 270 degrees?
My friend collects owl figurines and has an impressive display in her living room.
Owls are nocturnal creatures, mainly active during the night.
The children were excited to learn about different owl species during their school field trip.
I love the soothing sound of owls hooting in the forest on a calm evening.
Owls are excellent hunters, with their silent flight and exceptional vision.
My daughter dressed up as an adorable owl for Halloween with a feathered costume and a beak-shaped mask.

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Night night owl is easy to activate for little hands. (littleangels.ie)
In small type below each picture is a pair of owl eyes and a number. (travelcodex.com)
It's hard to be a night owl in an early bird world, especially when your genes are working against you. (science.howstuffworks.com)
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Definition of «owl»

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