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Weekly articles about raptor and bird of prey studies, carnivores, classroom ideas, and information to help students.
In March, the real owl action happens at habitat borders—where forest meets field, wetland meets woods, and prey movement becomes predictable. This post explores edge ecology, why borders concentrate food and hunting opportunities, and how different owl species use edges in distinct ways.
March owl calling isn’t just nighttime noise—it’s territory defense and pair coordination happening in real time. As nesting season approaches, owls use sound to claim space, strengthen bonds, and prepare for raising young, turning quiet early-spring nights into a strategic acoustic landscape.
March is when owls start leaving clearer clues beneath their favorite perches. This post shows how to read pellets, whitewash, and repeat perches to find owls without seeing them, and how to turn those signs into simple, respectful field lessons.
