eBird shows that there have been no records of Snowy Owl anywhere near Colorado since early April this year.
Could happen, but I'm skeptical.
Sharon, do you have any way of finding out whether the recently released owl was young or adult,
male or female?
Joe Roller, Denver
On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 12:55 PM, Sharon Kay <sharonkay.mt@gmail.com> wrote:
A snowy owl was recently released from a raptor center. Perhaps the same. No way to know.
On Thursday, April 26, 2018 at 10:32:32 AM UTC-6, Susan Wise wrote:Interesting.Maikel and I were out strolling Golden Ponds in Longmont (Boulder County) yesterday evening (4/26). A large white bird the size and shape of a Great Horned Owl flew over. It was very white. It's head was the blocky shape of an owl. I hollared to Maikel (the one with binoculars) but he was too far behind to get on it. So I just let it go with a shrug.Today, I was perusing the Bird Trax at the bottom of the CFO website. And what do I see? A report of a Snowy Owl.Date and Effort
Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:20 PM 🌙 Nocturnal
- Protocol:
- Stationary
- Party Size:
- 3
- Duration:
- 15 minute(s)
- Observers:
- Mindy Mullen
Species
1 species total
1
Snowy Owl
Almost all White all over, very large, observed hooting loudly and sitting in top of a large cottonwood. I am pretty darn sure it was a snowy owl. We are near several large ponds.
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