Volunteers are constructing 25 underground burrows in an isolated field near Paulden, Arizona. The future tenants are dozens ...

Wild at Heart partners with private and government landowners to re-locate the owls to new habitats around Arizona.

They decorate home exteriors, make food runs, help feed the babies and stand guard against intruders. The burrowing owl is no deadbeat dad. On this Father’s Day, we tip our hat to this endearing ...

Just like retirees traveling south to escape the snowy winter, two female burrowing owls have been documented traveling almost 2,000 miles to central Mexico from Eastern Montana for the first time ...

Greg Clark, burrowing owl habitat coordinator for Wild at Heart, holds one of the diminutive raptors for volunteers to see before releasing it into its tent near Florence. The owls are placed in ...

Instead, it’s more of a squatter, nesting and roosting in vacant rodent burrows, often those of prairie dogs . . . until it’s time to eat. Not content with providing the Burrowing Owl’s accommodation, ...

Burrowing owls might just be the unexpected winners in a changing world. In this video, we take a closer look at how these clever little birds are adapting - and even thriving - as human ...

Like all owls, the burrowing owl is a carnivorous predator that attacks any animal it can subdue. Though this may sound ominous, in practice it translates to a diet of mostly medium to large insects.

Desantis says that to survive, the owls mostly eat bugs and rely on burrowing mammals to dig their tunnels, both of which are declining due to poison and pesticides. “All the flat places in ...

This owl had been injured in the Los Angeles area but was unable to be returned to its original habitat because of the recent wildfires. "This is a critically, you know, declining species.

Desantis says that to survive, the owls mostly eat bugs and rely on burrowing mammals to dig their tunnels, both of which are declining due to poison and pesticides.