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"Die Eule, die Eule, nimmt Abschied mit Geheule!“ - so heißt es in der Vogelhochzeit, fiderallala, und auch wir nehmen Abschied - aber nur vom Jahr 2023. In dieser Weihnachtsfolge geht es um die Schleiereule, die unseren Schutz braucht und besonders jetzt, zu einer Zeit, in der man sich überlegt, was man im nächsten Jahr so alles anders machen möchte, hat die Schleiereule uns einiges zu sagen. Aber hört selbst! Euch und Euren Liebsten wünschen wir fröhliche Weihnachten, wenn ihr es feiert, und wenn nicht, dann einfach so eine gemütliche Zeit. Lasst Euch nicht ärgern und noch einmal von Herzen Danke, dass ihr unsere treuste Community seid. Kuss von Antonia und Philipp und der kleinen, feinen Schleiereule! Weihnachtspost, Grüße und Wünsche über: voegel@loupefilm.de

Olivia discovers a very confused barn owl. Can she help the poor bird find somewhere to live?
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Probably the best way to swoop in and do a show that explores birds of prey in Indiana is to invite, as a guest, a wildlife expert who travels across the state accompanied by an assortment of live birds for educational purposes. Mark Booth, the director of Indianapolis-based Take Flight! Wildlife Education, will be Nelson's guest to share insights about various species of birds of prey. And to dispel misconceptions about them.

Hawks, falcons, owls and vultures will be among the birds that we spotlight during our show with Mark, who does outreach programs at schools, museums, clubs and nature centers. This month he has been making appearances, along with some of his birds of prey, at the Indiana State Fair.

"Are they in a bad mood?" Mark asked his audience during a recent presentation, referring to the glaring stare that's often associated with hawks. As Mark spoke, he was accompanied by a red-tailed hawk, which did seem to be, well, glaring. "No, it's not a bad mood. Hawks find food by their eyesight. They look like that (glare) to keep the sun out of their eyes."

Welcome to the unexplored history and mystery of the Cryptid realm!

Join Taylor and Reuben as they uncover and discuss this unknown world of species that borderline on what's real and what is impossible.

In this ninth episode of Cryptid Clues, Taylor leads the charge into the discussion of Owl sightings, and the relationship they share with the Grey aliens. We also dive into why the Greys would be here, with many other left and right turn possibilities thrown into this mysteriously unknown topic.

Check out our home base - CryptidClues.ca - for more information on us and our episodes, including access to our blog!

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What have Barn Owls, Ballycahill, a group of school children, the Battle of the Boyne and a petro-chemical company all got in common? Find out in episode three of the podcast. On a beautiful June evening I joined former teacher,Tom Gallagher and other members of the Tipperary branch of 'Birdwatch Ireland' as they ringed Barn Owl chicks in north Tipperary. Tom is a great character and shares his great knowledge about these iconic birds who are under threat in the modern age. He also discusses his love of his life teaching and why it is important to get children outdoors as much as possible. If you enjoy the Podcast please subscribe, follow or share.

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yippee! another mix... this is roughly what got played at the last Phantom Brain Exchange. keep coming. trk 6 from "my very first barn owl ep" - Barn Owl flamingo - Todd Rundgren fusion - Michal Urbaniak from Negemergenz LP - Institut Fuer Feinmotorik the last seed - Sightings echoes - Hrvatski have fi get yu tonight - Buju Banton younganam nong-ak - Samul-Nori from "mikrophonie I" - Karlheinz Stockhausen rabbit magicians creation fable - Lazy Magnet really strange and weird things - Sein Sah Thin