Veterinary student Alex McGregor holds a baby barn owl at the Washington State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital before taking it to a nest box at the WSU Horticulture Center on Wednesday, July ...

Two baby barn owls had an unusual experience Tuesday afternoon when human visitors turned world temporarily upsidedown. The owlets in North Heidelberg Township received aluminum bands inscribed with ...

According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, most baby animals that are seen alone in the wild do not need rescuing – their parents are likely just out gathering food. If you see ...

ELIZABETHVILLE, Pa (WHTM) — On May 12, Lynn Hess’s 200-year-old bank barn burned to the ground. “All that was left was the main beam and the frame,” Hess says. Not only did he lose the barn but a lot ...

PENDLETON, Ore. — Blue Mountain Wildlife in Pendleton needs your help to feed hundreds of baby barn owls that have been rescued and brought in over the past few months. Organizers say they've been ...

BOISE, Idaho — When spring comes around a large amount of baby animals are born, and the public has the opportunity to welcome a baby barn owl at the World Center for Birds of Prey(WCBP). On Tuesday, ...

Researchers have developed a way to count hidden baby barn owls from a distance by using AI and sound so they don't have to disturb their nests. Bournemouth University PhD student Kavisha Jayathunge ...

ANTIGO, Wis. (WSAW) - A rare sight of a barn owl nest has been spotted in La Crosse. It’s the first time in 20 years there has been a documented sighting according to the Department of Natural ...

Did you know that baby owls sleep lying down on their stomachs? I didn’t! But the internet knows and the pictures are adorable. Apparently, their heads are just too heavy for them. They lie down so ...

Everyone loves babies, right? I guess that has to be the case. Otherwise, I can’t think of a reason why anyone would want to get out of bed early on a dreary Sunday and endure pouring rain and clouds ...

After their nests were destroyed, 15 orphaned baby barn owls from Central Washington found their new home in Washington State University’s Horticulture Center. The owls were left defenseless after the ...