An Introduction to the Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) - by Wild Owl

[@nittayasmine9772]

Lovely little tawny ... like them singing so funny ...thank you

[@oliverhwd]

Got one in my back garden every night lately. Think it’s a female. Its squark is very parrot like screech. Hopefully spot it soon.

[@REI02021809]

These guys are usually hoot in my garden. Don't mind at all. Love the noise

[@NoxForest]

Best owl with best hoot

[@GrowingReality101]

For me, its a tie between the tawny and eastern screech owl

[@AlexGW]

Keep hearing one at night in my area, would love to see a Tawny, or any Owl in the wild!

[@Jan-ho7rs]

Just love the hoot of a tawny owl......so spooky

[@darkheart9044]

I am from Denmark, and here where I live we have a lot of them, I live up to a forest. In Danish the name of the owl translates directly to nightowl :) Beautiful bird and lovely call :)

[@WildOwlTV]

Karen Hansen Thank you for your message and yes, they definitely are a night owl! Ian

[@darkheart9044]

You are welcome :) Know it is an old video, but just came across it today ;) Subscribed, by the way :)

[@cryxia4449]

Karen Hansen i Heard one too And i was dreaming And i Heard that sound HAAAU hau hauuuuuuu And i woke Up And i was hearing the same sound And i was So fuckin scared

[@remyposees]

nice video interesting, thanks for sharing. we saw and heard one calling before dawn on a tree round the house. But being too dark the footage recorded show the figure but not the details altough the bird was not very far and stayed sitting sometimes but we could record the hooting quite well. We tried several times as it comes regurlarly around the same hour twice on the same tree but not enough light

[@alexcaudwell9479]

tawny owl pellets are found in woodland where an owl has roosted

[@ashleymartin9831]

I saved the life of one of these magnificent creatures in 2018 it was floundering around in a busy main road within a stone's throw of my home(not sure weather it had flown into a vehicle or vice versa)it was trying to fly but could'nt and kept landing on the road it was in serious danger of serious injury or death as vehicles on the road where going fast and would not slow down.without my intervention it would have almost certainly have been hit and run-over.I carefully picked it up and put it in the back of my vehicle uncertain as to how injured it was i then took it to a nearby vets(it was flying about in the back of my vehicle which was a postive sign)it was checked over thoughly at the vets and found to be stunned/in shock but completely uninjured it was keep there overnight as a precaution and released very close to where i'd found it the following day.the vet who released it also filmed it(i had asked her to because she said it would be best if i was'nt present when it went back into the wild)though i was off course dissapointed not to be there when it was released i understood the reason/s for this though i did watch the video with the owl taking its time to fly away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DidBer]

The same happened to me last nite, but I haven't tried to let it fly today. I hope the diagnosis d the same as your case. The vet probably wldnt trust you to release it, otherwise wot d b the reason not to let you see it fly away? Nice story anyway, pardon me if I m wrong...

[@niecys2003]

Cute cute cute

[@camslegocam3998]

We had to rescue one caught upon electric fencing yesterday. It was so beautiful and soft, and didn't fight against us whilst we were struggling to set it free. Once untangled it didn't move, but did open and close its eyes, we were very concerned so took advice from RSPCA and took it to a wildlife vet in a cardboard box. we have been told to ring on Monday to find out what happened. Keeping everything crossed it survived.

[@WildOwlTV]

Thats a shame - had one in a local woods caught in barbed wire once. Good luck and I hope its good news for the owl when you call - thanks for watching :-) Ian

[@au-ni6ejsas]

was it ok

[@Greenshanks]

Thank you. Lovely film. We heard chicks last night from bedroom. Hope they come back!

[@damian-795]

Heard them for the first time ever in the middle of Cambridge around 3 am this week (July 2014)

[@patriciabryan9355]

I love tawny ows.

[@SQUIZZLER24]

I had just heard an owl outside my window and had to come hunting for exactly what it was I heard... The call was identical to that of the female Tawny, but instead of two bursts, it was calling in groups of 5 or more bursts. Was it a female Tawny I heard?

[@alexcaudwell9479]

females start laying eggs between early march to late may 1 brood 2 to 3 white eggs

[@mariedowdle6053]

Can we have Tawny Owls in the Mountains of South Carolina???

[@WildOwlTV]

I'm not familiar with your owls but most likely species is the Barred Owl which is in the same family group as the Tawny Owl (Strix)

[@Yakov_EPH-6.12]

I wish I was an owl rn

[@alexcaudwell9479]

I have heard the male hoot and female KEWICK

[@WildOwlTV]

Its a classic sound Alex - both male and female kewick & hoot but slightly different tones

[@alexcaudwell9479]

are male call lower pitched then females

[@WildOwlTV]

Sorry for the late reply - best to email me through my Wild Owl website - sounds like an angry tawny owl to me, quite probably a female but males also kewick :-) Ian

[@alexcaudwell9479]

for my birthday i am planning to get a tawny owl box

[@plutonia00]

You won't fit.

[@tomsherwin7077]

We found a dying Tawny today in a puddle and took her home. She died safe and warm :'(

[@juliaboguslawska4794]

If you find an Owl nest with eggs in it, are you allowed to take the eggs and hatch them yourself?

[@plutonia00]

No, that would be highly illegal and in Britain is punishable enough to be sent to prison!

[@zsanettgalantay1772]

Why the hell would u do that???? Wtf???? Leave them alone

[@Ca11mero]

Great video but the music was is too loud :(

[@zandor5657]

stop HS2 save the old trees for the owls

[@andrewbarrett8178]

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[@john123456889]

Bet the Chinese would love to eat them ALL

[@teebz5739]

leave our owls aloneeeeeee! >:(