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Minnesota Owls

Given the huge number of owls that "invaded" the area in winter 2004-2005, I really didn't capitalize on it photographically. The Boreal Owl is undoubtedly the highlight from my perspective.
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Boreal Owl 1
Boreal Owl 1		 Boreal Owl 2
Boreal Owl 2		 Boreal Owl 3
Boreal Owl 3		 Boreal Owl 4
Boreal Owl 4
Great Gray Owl 1
Great Gray Owl 1		 Great Gray Owl 2
Great Gray Owl 2		 Great Gray Owl 3
Great Gray Owl 3		 Great Gray Owl 4
Great Gray Owl 4
Great Gray Owl 5
Great Gray Owl 5		 Great Gray Owl 6
Great Gray Owl 6		 Great Gray Owl 7
Great Gray Owl 7		 Great Gray Owl 8
Great Gray Owl 8
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Ryan Brady20-May-2008 16:13
Smallest would be Northern Saw-whet and largest, by weight, would be Great Horned Owl. Largest by length/height would be Great Gray Owl, I believe.
Guest 20-May-2008 15:46
what is the smallest and largest owl in mn
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