Kentucky the Owl

Kentucky the Owl Kentucky the Owl is part of BIOSE, a science outreach organization based in northern Kentucky.

Red-tailed hawks often eat snakes but I don't need to because my wonderful humans supply me with other tasty morsels. Bu...
05/20/2026

Red-tailed hawks often eat snakes but I don't need to because my wonderful humans supply me with other tasty morsels. But if a legless reptile happens to wonder into my house, well . . .

05/08/2026

Hey Kentucky the Owl ! See what happened, I took over the Fb page and in one day we go over 100 fans!!! You should let me post things more often - I’m super popular.

Thank you to all our fans and followers.
- Howard the Hawk

Howard the hawk here. I'm taking over Kentucky the Owl's Fb page for a while. He hasn't posted anything and I've got thi...
05/07/2026

Howard the hawk here. I'm taking over Kentucky the Owl's Fb page for a while. He hasn't posted anything and I've got things to . . . Oh look a squirrel!

Thank goodness Howard, Louie, and I live in a better neighborhood than this guy. But, I think my human is responsible fo...
04/11/2026

Thank goodness Howard, Louie, and I live in a better neighborhood than this guy. But, I think my human is responsible for some birds flying around with "ankle monitors". -Kentucky

04/07/2026
Owls, and lots of other wildlife, have been known to accidentally hitch a ride with humans.
03/21/2026

Owls, and lots of other wildlife, have been known to accidentally hitch a ride with humans.

Birds in the wild serve as an indicator of environmental health, just like the “canary in a coal mine”. Here is one piec...
03/15/2026

Birds in the wild serve as an indicator of environmental health, just like the “canary in a coal mine”. Here is one piece of good news (examples of bad news may get shared later). -Kentucky the Owl

03/14/2026

(123/250) Eastern screech owls are small but mighty, known for their impressive camouflage and haunting calls. These nocturnal hunters can be gray or reddish and are found in woodlands across the eastern United States. Right now, it's breeding season and pairs are actively defending territories and delivering food to mates.

Photo by Grayson Smith/USFWS

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