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Nature Guides B.C. Blog | Writing about nature in British Columbia Nature Guides B.C. Blog Writing about nature in British Columbia About Website Posted by: Anne Murray | February 22, 2021 Owls in southwestern British Columbia Barred Owl The winter climate of southwestern British Columbia is generally mild, so many bird species can be found here at any time of the year. Owls are particularly exciting birds to spot. It is always fun, and not that uncommon, to come across wintering owls even in daylight, though they can sometimes be difficult to spot. Their beautiful brown, white and grey, mottled and striated plumage blends into the habitat, and they glide on silent wings. The Barred Owl, above, was photographed in the southern Gulf Islands, one of four observed within a couple of square miles that winter day. Perching at the forest edge, adjacent to farmland, these owls would have no trouble finding deer mice and other rodents to prey on. None of the owls were nerv...
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