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The Florida Citrus Industry With approximately half a million acres of orange groves consisting of over 74 million trees, oranges are the largest cash crop in the state of Florida, creating a 64 billion dollar industry. Florida produces most of the juice…
Barn Owl Nesting Sites Around the World Cavity Nesting Birds Barn owls are cavity nesters, just as are many other birds, such as woodpeckers, titmice, chickadees, wrens, and bluebirds. In fact, the 8500 species of birds in the world can…
Missouri Barn Owls Almost the entire state of Missouri has good barn owl populations or the potential for them. The barn owl is very common along the eastern edge of the state in the interior river lowlands and the Mississippi…
How Owl Feathers Allow Owls to Fly Silently to Catch Prey The Feathers of Birds Bird feathers, in general, have to be one of the most amazing creations in nature. The flight feathers of wings and tail enable birds to…
Washington Barn Owls Barn owls are common in the state of Washington along the entire extension of Puget Sound, along the coast, in the numerous agricultural valleys on both sides of the Cascades, and in the southeastern half of the…
The Barn Owl in Texas Texas Barn Owls Barn owl populations in Texas are excellent and the state is perfect for attracting barn owl families to private properties and establishing nest box programs in agriculture. Barn owls in Texas have been…
The Phenomenal Hearing of the Barn Owl Owls, being nocturnal hunters, have excellent hearing in general, but barn owl hearing exceeds even that of most owls. Of the 216 species of owls in the world, 200 belong to the Strigidae…
California Barn Owls While great stretches of the United States, from New York to Iowa, have seen a decline in barn owls since the 1950’s, the state of California maintains surprisingly robust populations of this beautiful white-faced, golden winged owl. In…
