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Owl Week in the Wild Woods of Ontario, January 30 to February 3, 2023
Drama in the skies over Loyalist Township February 4, 2021
Northern Harrier sees a Short-eared Owl carrying a vole. Harrier goes after the Owl. Owl drops the vole. Harrier misses catching the vole. Harrier dive-bombs after the vole. Owl goes back to the field to find another vole.
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