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Barn Owl Trust. We are a small UK charity working very hard to conserve one of the most beautiful birds on Earth. Explore our educational resources, conservation initiatives, and …
Home Page - The Barn Owl Trust
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Barn Owl nestboxes: Free owl nest box plans - The Barn Owl Trust
List of design criteria for indoor Barn Owl boxes. Entrance hole: Optimum size 130 x 130mm; minimum 100 x 100mm; maximum 150 x 150mm. Floor area* of nest chamber: Good size …
Barn Owl facts - All you need to know about Barn Owls - The …
Males are generally lighter and a more pure white underneath. Females are slightly heavier than males at around 360g (males usually weigh around 330g) although during the early breeding …
Barn Owls in spring - nesting - The Barn Owl Trust
Barn Owls can breed in their first year. Although nesting has been recorded in every month of the year, most pairs only lay eggs in spring. Prior to 1990, the UK average ‘first egg date’ was May …
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Encourage Barn Owls. Barn Owls & the law. Legal protection. Nest protection. Barn Owl licences. Nestcams & photography. Wild owl care. Keeping & release. Dead owls, eggs & feathers.
Owl identification - what owl was that? - The Barn Owl Trust
Tawny Owl identification. About 430mm tall with a wing span of 950mm. Brown or grey underparts and upperparts. More rounded brown or grey face with dark eyes. Overall impression in flight …
Adopt a Barn Owl - The Barn Owl Trust
Help restore the balance and secure a brighter future for Barn Owls and their habitat! For yourself, on behalf of your group, or as a very special gift. From only £3 per month or £35 per year. How …
Barn Owl facts and fun for kids - The Barn Owl Trust
The scientific Latin name for Barn Owl is Tyto alba alba. Barn Owls have very long legs, toes and talons to help them to catch prey hidden under long grass. Barn Owls usually hunt at night – …
The Barn Owl Trust - Conserving the Barn Owl & its Environment
Thus the Trust’s two-pronged approach “Conserving the Barn Owl and its Environment” was born. Getting official. The Barn Owl Trust officially “hatched” on the 30th July 1988 with the arrival of …