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How to Watch the Great Horned Owl with Night Vision Binocula

ehow.com — If you reside close to a wooded area such as; a state park or forest, you may have observed a Great Horned Owl perched in a tree watching you. Most of us like to listen to the their call in the night. The male Horned Owl projects a deep hoo hoo H'hoos. This Owl is a captivating bird to observe, so grab your night vision binoculars and go watch the

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  • ancientdinko, on 10/13/2008, -0/+1wouldn't you know it, we have a great horned owl that moved into the tree across the street. I could hear him hooing 5am this morning...
    Between him and the skunk droppin stink bombs its become wild kingdom around here.

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