Hello all,
I hope everyone is doing well during this pandemic.
I am just curious as to how is the best way to find owls. I hear that
owling is a lot of hard work, but I would love to spot my first owl and
continue to develop my skills to be able to find more. What are some of the
best ways to go about finding owls? Where (as in habitats and trees) are
owls most likely to be found? Are there any techniques you can use without
majorly disturbing the owls, such as calling?
To my knowledge the Great Horned Owl is the most prevalent, so we could
focus on that particular species but I am also interested in finding any
type of owl.
Thanks!
Hans Wagner
La Crosse County
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