While you can find parliaments of Long-eared and Short-eared owls and
probably Saw-whets during migration or perhaps on wintering grounds, other
Minnesota owls don't congregate. That said, my biggest concentration of
Great-horned Owls was north of Taylor's Falls along the St. Croix was 18
pairs plu
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Stephen,
I can't speak to numbers in general but we did have a Great Horned nest and
successfully fledged one chick in our backyard in Woodbury. I can't say I've
seen them around otherwise when I have birded the local parks. Early in the
winter the two adults were very vocal though during their
(Yes, that’s a term, like “a murder of crows”.)
Question: How many Great Horned Owls do you ever see in one place?
I ask because I got a second-hand report of people seeing lots of them
recently, in Woodbury. Neighbors saying “there’s an owl… there’s an owl…
there’s another owl…” And hawks, too!
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