Snowy owl: not made of snow.
Every Fish Owl: not a fish.
Every Eagle-Owl: not an eagle.
Every Hawk Owl: not a hawk.
Spotted owl: often can’t be spotted (especially if she’s inside tree hollows, good luck trying to spot her).
Elf owl: not an elf.
Fearful owl: not always fearful (especially when she’s hunting her prey)
Laughing owl: unfortunately hasn’t been laughing since the early 1900s (she’s extinct 😢)
Golden masked owl: wears no golden mask.
(Also, any masked owl: wears no masks)
Eastern Grass owl: not made of grass.
Bubo virginianus: can be found dwelling thousands of kilometers away from the USian state, for example, in Brazilian Southeast.
Megascops sanctacatarinæ: can be found in Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, hence not just Santa Catarina.
Burrowing owls: generally uses burrows made by other animals (e.g. prairie dogs), so she isn’t necessarily burrowing her burrow.
Athene noctua lilith (on her way to become a taxonomic species of her own, Athene lilith): unlikely to be the specific species related to the Mesopotamic Goddess (in fact, Otus and Bubo (esp. Bubo ascalaphus and Bubo cinerascens due to their geographical habitats) would be far more stronger candidates for the flanking owls depicted in the Burney Relief)
Snowy owl: not made of snow.
Every Fish Owl: not a fish.
Every Eagle-Owl: not an eagle.
Every Hawk Owl: not a hawk.
Spotted owl: often can’t be spotted (especially if she’s inside tree hollows, good luck trying to spot her).
Elf owl: not an elf.
Fearful owl: not always fearful (especially when she’s hunting her prey)
Laughing owl: unfortunately hasn’t been laughing since the early 1900s (she’s extinct 😢)
Golden masked owl: wears no golden mask.
(Also, any masked owl: wears no masks)
Eastern Grass owl: not made of grass.
Bubo virginianus: can be found dwelling thousands of kilometers away from the USian state, for example, in Brazilian Southeast.
Megascops sanctacatarinæ: can be found in Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, hence not just Santa Catarina.
Burrowing owls: generally uses burrows made by other animals (e.g. prairie dogs), so she isn’t necessarily burrowing her burrow.
Athene noctua lilith (on her way to become a taxonomic species of her own, Athene lilith): unlikely to be the specific species related to the Mesopotamic Goddess (in fact, Otus and Bubo (esp. Bubo ascalaphus and Bubo cinerascens due to their geographical habitats) would be far more stronger candidates for the flanking owls depicted in the Burney Relief)
…and so on so forth. Lol
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