Athena has laid two eggs in the raised planter at the center’s entrance. You can keep an eye on her from home.

Her eyes are closed, her ear tufts extend elegantly above her head. The pot is a snug fit; the great-horned owl pours over opposite sides of the rim. The sight is as precious as it is rare.

A baby Great Horned Owl, rescued during the recent winter storm, has been successfully reunited with its family in Bay Park, ...

A young great horned owl that fell over 100 feet from the nest perched on Pittsburgh's Panther Hollow Bridge has been ...

A baby great horned owl fell from its nest in Foster after strong winds destroyed its home. The Wildlife Clinic of Rhode Island contacted A Place Called Hope in Connecticut to assist in reuniting ...

Baby great horned owl's nest was destroyed, so wildlife experts found nest in Canal Winchester for baby owl to get care by ...

The great horned owl is the most common owl of the Americas, easily recognizable because of the feather tufts on its head. These “plumicorns” resemble horns or, to some, catlike ears.

Minnesota is home to a number of owl species, including the barred, screech and great horned owls. It's also the only place in North America with a center dedicated to studying them. A sign ...