Unlocking the mysteries of the secretive owl
The great, gray owl is a bird of prey found frequently in Northwest Montana. Its rounded head (no ear tufts) and "bowtie" at the neck distinguish it from the great horned owl. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)
Most owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They can be found roosting singly or in pairs or family groups but may form flocks outside of the breeding season (A group of owls is called a parliament). ...
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