Snowy Owl

In honour of the 150th Anniversary of Confederation, Hinterland Who’s Who has been releasing special videos about some of our most iconic wildlife and their impact on our country’s history and culture.
The last featured species is the Snowy Owl! There are few creatures that symbolize the beauty and ruggedness of Canada’s Arctic as well as this majestic white bird. While it is well adapted to life in -50°C, some individuals will migrate to southern Canada for the winter months. Throughout history, the Inuit peoples of Canada have shared territory with Snowy Owls, and because of that, these owls appear in their legends, art and traditions.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

When I was in high school, in Northern Ontario, there was a Snowy Owl on out chimney, warming its butt! Only one I ever saw! 🇨🇦

[@bhaskarthankey2825]

I love ❤️ snowy

[@cintulator2]

Talking about Canada. Praise Heather King, Thee Owl Queen! Her owl videos are great.

[@luanavinhas7867]

I loved to learn about this amazing creature and the Inuit legend. Thank you. :)

[@wilomica]

I saw one once, when I was a kid I had an Ukpik. Amazing.

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[@Spaghettiboy359]

Had the opportunity to see one sitting on a neighbors roof for a few hours once, one of the most strikingly beautiful animals by my estimation.

[@Torgo1969]

Bow Down to the Owl!

[@EllaTrigger]

I love snow owls!! Eh!

[@robertallen6710]

Me too...hoser!

[@stevenmcginley9220]

I believe you are mistaken about snowy owls having the feathers that allow for silent flight.

[@swad79]

cool

[@angela_011]

Hedwig!!!⚡

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Sup mr-glen gang

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