33 Free Images of Strix Occidentalis

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A Mexican spotted owlet (Strix occidentalis lucida) in Zion National Park, Utah. NPS Photo/Sarah Stio
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Spotted Owl: Strix occidentalis
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Mexican spotted owls (Strix occidentalis lucida) are a threatened species due to the disappearance of their preferred habitat of old growth forests. These owls can be found in the many cool and verdan
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Northern Spotted Owl
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NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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Mexican Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis lucida, Arizona 32.411° N 110.715° W
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Northern Spotted Owl
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Mexican Spotted Owls Strix occidentalis lucida rest in a canyon in Utah. Owls are found in canyon habitat dominated by vertical-walled rocky cliffs within complex watersheds, including tributary-side
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Mexican Spotted Owl Strix occidentalis lucida, Arizona
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The Wildlife Crew at the park tags the Spotted Owl to keep track of them because they are an endangered species. NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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Medford District biologists collecting owl survey data. - April 2010
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A northern spotted owl in an old growth forest in the Pacific Northwest of the United States circa 1990
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Medford District biologists collecting owl survey data. - April 2010
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Mount Rainier NPS/ Emily Brouwer
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NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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Mount Rainier NPS/ Emily Brouwer
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A Spotted Owl flies down to catch a mouse. NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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A California Spotted Owl looking back at the camera. Taken on the Summit Ranger District, off of Highway 108, on the Stanislaus National Forest. Photo by Ryan Kalinowski.
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A tagged Spotted Owl flies to get a mouse NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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A pair of spotted owls sit in a tree. These two owls are mates and spawned one offspring. NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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A female spotted owl carries a mouse in her beak. She will most likely take the mouse to her offspring. NPS photo by Emily Brouwer
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Are you a Superb Owl fan? In Arizona, we unfortunately might have an upcoming Superb Owl loss. Of course, we’re referring to the Mexican spotted owl. Currently found in Saguaro National Park and other
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Spotted Owl (Strix Occidentalis)
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