Oh my goodness I almost forgot it was Sunday.

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- Burrowing owls (_Athene cunicularia_), Florida, USA, by travelwayoflife: w.wiki/HnEm
- Barred owl (_Strix varia_), Ontario, Canada, by Mdf: w.wiki/HnEo
- Long-eared owls (_Asio otus_), Ukraine, by Byrdyak: w.wiki/CiT
- Indian scops owls (_Otus bakkamoena_), Madhya Pradesh, India, by Charles J. Sharp: w.wiki/HnEz

Five quizzical-looking little brown-and-white burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia) on a short grass lawn in Florida, taken with shallow depth of field.A ghostly-pale owl with light brown barring on its great round head and light brown stripes down its breast and wings, perched on pale grey branches in a pale grey wood. Its eyes are dark and liquid, as icy as its surroundings. The image could almost be black-and-white except for the owl's yellow beak.Two ridiculous-looking long-eared owls (Asio otus), brown-black-white with big fluffy "ears" and round orange eyes, peer down with palpable surprise at the camera from lichen-greened branches in a bare tree. A pair of Indian scops owls (Otus bakkamoena), perfectly camouflaged with their irregular variegated brown patterns and slight ear tufts, sit side by sided in the broken stump of a tree branch, eyes narrowed.
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