Lila Seidman covers wildlife for the L.A. Times and wrote about how the little goofy owl is under threat.

Described as an "egg on legs," you won't find the Western burrowing owl bird hooting from the tree canopy. This little bird makes its nests underground. Sadly, though, its population has fallen ...

The burrows are also used for nesting and raising their young. During the breeding season, Burrowing Owls become quite territorial. They lay between 4 to 12 eggs, which are incubated primarily by the ...

Avian flu is claiming the lives of iconic San Francisco Bay wildfowl, and the Trump administration can hardly be trusted to contain it.

Similar calls are being made to ease interprovincial sales of goods such as eggs or snow crabs and make ... president of ...

A tiny Burrowing Owl stands at the feet of its parent ... Female Hooded Mergansers like this one, photographed by James Fatemi, often lay their eggs in the nests of other individuals of their own ...

They have also been known to eat meat such as bird eggs, hatchlings ... their paper—“hawks, owls, egrets, long-tailed weasels, coyotes, skunks, mountain lions, and garter snakes”—all of which likely ...

FOSTER – The baby owl, just two or three weeks old, was out of the nest and in trouble. Still a few weeks shy of learning to fly, the young great horned owl was found on the ground after the winds of ...

Since then, she's returned to her home state of New York; and the property, well it's been gifted to a wildlife organization for the preservation of burrowing owl and gopher tortoise habitat.