Charles Clarke III knows all about the home-buying zoo. A former psychology and sociology professor, he has developed a copyrighted program-Bulls, Owls ... unit planned development 50 miles ...

You’ve heard of volunteers building homes ... owl den using wood and 6 feet of flexible hose, buried it 2 feet underground but left the pipe sticking up as the entryway. The “on-spec ...

Of course, the real heroes in “Hoot” are the burrowing owls that have created their home on the proposed development site. Burrowing owls are found throughout open terrain — grasslands ...

Colleen Wisinski has a tough job: Relocating tiny, adorable owls before their grassland homes are taken over by urban development in California. Developers are required by the state to safely ...

The owls’ grassland homes are often prime real estate, and they’ve been losing ground to development in fast-growing regions like Silicon Valley and Southern California. Biologists have tried ...

Five small but mighty owls were introduced to their new home on the Ramona Grasslands ... more and more of their natural habitat is lost to development. Now the county’s western burrowing ...

unirrigated fields — and many of these areas are planned for future development. If they're driven from their homes, where are the burrowing owls going to live? That's a question Colin Hughes ...