The Great Gray Owl is one of the largest owls in the world by length. Their wing span can exceed 5 feet but their fluffy plumage conceals the fact that they only weigh, on average, between 2-3 lbs. The females are generally larger than the males. Great Grays will nest in the tops of broken tree stumps, cavities of dead trees or take over abandoned nests of eagles or hawks. Image taken by Ann C. Skelton of Nature In Pixels. All prints are matted and hand signed.

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