Oregon Owls Are Thriving At An Old Weapons Base | Oregon Field Guide

[@carenclemmons5002]

Thank you for committing your life energy to these wonderful animals. They deserve such from humanity. It looks like you have been very successful in learning and teaching about them. Congratulations. God loves you and so do folks that love the beauty and miracle of birds of every kind. The owls are precious to me as well.

[@koriw1701]

I never realised that these owls were so affectionate with each other! How wonderful to watch them snuggle up to one another.

[@lissaevans164]

Wonderful work and a lovely little film.

[@waynejparker261]

fantastic work, both by the owl folks and the tv crew

[@heidimathat7983]

Very touching to see the dedication to keeping endangered species from extinction.

[@peaceleader7315]

Julia is a dedicated owl 🦉 researcher.. 😁

[@conniewojahn6445]

Extraordinary work by Mr. Johnson and now with his intern. I hope they continue to succeed looking after these amazing creatures. Hopefully, the military will not want this land back for some reason and destroy the progress made to help the owls.

[@insunkim171]

These particular owls are closer to birds and they are cute. Thank you for investing in these owls and I hope the other owls also be taking care by conservationists.

[@eilishiwish4134]

thank you for your service ... to the owls!!!!! fascinating story!

[@Jake-vt4ow]

Fabulous! Thank you!

[@AishawithanEye]

Thank you for saving the burrowing owls! This is a really unique location/situation as well. Truly memorable. I recently put together a music video to educate the Girl Scouts about the burrowing owl and used a clip from your footage. I hope you'll check it out! I added your KZbin handle to the clip and put the link back to your video in the description below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaqso3mqn9-hd80

[@peaceleader7315]

Isn't she or he a little bit small...?? Hmmmm..

[@erikglow8458]

Beautiful work

[@TheSportshermit]

Thank you

[@noonespecial1285]

beautiful

[@MattCookOregon]

hoot hoot

[@victoriamoffatt185]

Fantastic!! my favorite owl!!

[@robertcalamusso4218]

Great

[@lancerudy9934]

Great video 😊

[@notsohandytim5090]

These folks are brilliant. 😉

[@user-kf6lu4dn2r]

It would be wonderful to see an update of how things are going now

[@drata8]

Didn’t realize the owls were so small until he grabbed one 😅

[@ellen4956]

I remember when the Oregon Spotted Owl was endangered in the 1980s and '90s. Were they successfully restored to safe levels? At some point it just wasn't in the news anymore. There was a big fight from the timber industry because they had to stop cutting old growth timber in some areas.

[@DLKUNATHIII]

How do i get in touch with this man, this is so inspiring

[@hulltacemergencymeddr.hull4370]

I have been watching a burrowing owl or perhaps he was watching me? I feed the hummers and other winter birds but feel the attracted blue birds chased my owl off! They would occasionally eat a Hummer but mainly they watched our 4 acre field from a thick woods on our property. I was thinking of building a burrow for them and wanted to learn what measurements you used. A lot of people around me are logging and working the land, We’re planting and enjoying the land. Dr. Hull, MD

[@Liz-m4v]

Thank you, Dr Hull! I love these little owls!

[@robertcalamusso4218]

How anbout stocking badgers and prairie dogs

[@dsims868]

Introduce prairie dogs etc. As well.?.?.

[@cg7509]

Why don't they release prairie dogs at the depot?

[@gabrielwinter7489]

Dont pet them it habituates them

[@matthewcauthorn9731]

Only in Umatilla? There is a thriving population in Eastern Oregon. Yes save the burrowing owls but don't lie.