Flight feathers

Discover the intricate beauty of flight feathers and learn about their fascinating role in avian locomotion. Get inspired by stunning photographs and explore the diversity of feathers in different bird species.
My Life Is (In) A Zoo: March 2013 Nature, Feather Identification, Owl Feathers, Hawk Feathers, Feather Cut, Flight Feathers, Spotted Owl, Owl Wings, Saw Whet Owl

This post title would have been so much better four months ago. Ah well. Most people know that owls fly silently. The why of this is pretty simple: it makes them better hunters. Effortless, in fact. Their large eyes help them see in the dark. Their excellent hearing helps them pinpoint their prey. And their silent flight helps them swoop in undetected. They are amazing predators. But how do they do the stealth thing? It all comes down to feathers. You know, those things birds are covered…

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Janelle Schneider
- Great Horned Owl Feather - Native Americans believe owls see things that are not put before them and can see clear into the soul of a human being. No one can lie to an owl, they see all truths.  If you find an Horned Owl feather, the great owl, might mean that you should look closer at what someone is presenting to you...they might be telling you lies. - Robins, Native Americans, Owl Feather, Great Horned Owl, Horned Owl, Cooper S, Back Door, Human Being, The Soul

- Great Horned Owl Feather - Native Americans believe owls see things that are not put before them and can see clear into the soul of a human being. No one can lie to an owl, they see all truths. If you find an Horned Owl feather, the great owl, might mean that you should look closer at what someone is presenting to you...they might be telling you lies. -

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Susan White Siegal