Fun Owl Facts

[@jamesyork1734]

Owls are my favourite bird I have several pictures downloaded, have never actually seen one live.

[@suezaple4950]

Interesting info on the owls , Lucky you to have the owl as a visitor ..

[@shawnhodgson3987]

Last fall while in Algonquin I had a dream of my mother (who passed three years ago ) and she was cooking for me. I was then awakened to a barred owl calling outside of my tent 😊

[@musingwithreba9667]

One night whilst camping solo in Frontenac PP, I had a couple of barred owls outside my tent plotting my demise 😂 I don't know how long they were out there, but they woke me up, and kept me awake for a long while! Owls kinda freak me out.

[@Grant-m3j]

the little critters that the owls love to eat could be more active in the camp area thus enticing it to hang out.

[@mattvaandering]

i hear a barred owl on nearly every camping trip but still haven't laid eyes on one yet

[@JenniferVoisin]

Thanks Kevin for continuing to teach and inspire us to get outside. We are in our mid fifties and are planning our first back country canoe camping trip this year thanks to you. The Adventure Bugs.

[@conniewaite1371]

We had a barred owl hunting in our neighborhood one morning,i sat in my kitchen just watching,love my wildlfe window.last fall i watched the turkeys and their babies. Yes we have coyotes too.he lost a fight with our cat.and lots of deer

[@KingDoomfist]

I was pleasantly startled awake by an Algonquin Park barred owl last year. :)

[@TheHappyCamper]

Cool!

[@MB_07]

Who cooks for you. Thanks for the info about owls. Have a cottage in northern Ontario and hear them often. When I was a little kid one fell out of a tree in our neighbours yard and we took it down to a place in Vineland Ontario. They fixed him up and released him back in the wild. Owls are awesome.

[@conniewaite1371]

Saw a crow with some white feathers under his wing,like a stripe, cool

[@ruthie434]

Hi, Kevin. I found your channel through a mutual friend. This is amazing. Keep teaching and inspiring more people to get moving and get outside.

[@dwrivers47]

Majestic creatures, thank you 😊

[@TheHappyCamper]

Thanks.

[@Kgib338]

Thank You for another great video. Interesting and informative as always. Keep them coming please.

[@TheHappyCamper]

Thanks.

[@andremorneault]

Love your educational videos. Cheers to you! (a wee dram Kevin… just a wee dram)

[@TheHappyCamper]

Cheers

[@brianadventures9622]

One spring campout we had a pair of owls fly into a tree above camp and start mating!! It literally sounded like monkeys screaming for a good 30 minutes!

[@TheHappyCamper]

I have had that experience as well in the backcountry of Killarney. Very unique sound, that's for sure.

[@stephaniefinn488]

So cool that she decided to join you! Thanks for another great teaching video. Owls are incredible!

[@lornabruce6542]

Great video, very informative. So sad to learn about the Great Grey owl.

[@Mark1JT]

KC I know you're disappointed in not teaching in the brick and mortar educational institution, however, just think of how many more people you are educating with your TY videos! I've been thoroughly enjoying them. Thank you. Have you seen any of the Maine Guide videos by Lisa DeHart? A collab between you both would make for great viewing and education.