What can I do to keep Owls away from my house?
Take steps to make fences more visible to birds, and remove any barbed wire or razor wire fences whenever possible to minimize the risk of bird injuries. Leave an old barn or shed available for nesting or roosting owls if possible, or create a space within a new building that owls can safely use.
What can I do to help screech owls?
Want to know how you can help owls? Here are ten things you can do: 1. Chimney Caps. Install a chimney cap. Smaller owls like Screech Owls have been known to find their way into chimneys—and it’s common with other birds as well. Installing a chimney cap will prevent any critters from getting into your chimney and needing rescue.
How to help the burrowing owl Conservation Network?
Sending letters, educating friends and family, and reporting burrowing owl encounters are just a few of the many ways you can relay your support to decisions makers at the local, state and federal levels. So take action today and help burrowing owls!
What can I do to help the hungry owl project?
Take down soccer nets when not in use. Hungry Owl Project tracks instances of owls getting caught in nets—and soccer nets specifically are a major culprit. If you have a sports net that you use outdoors please take it down when not in use. They are especially dangerous to owls at night, but birds get caught in nets around the clock.
Take steps to make fences more visible to birds, and remove any barbed wire or razor wire fences whenever possible to minimize the risk of bird injuries. Leave an old barn or shed available for nesting or roosting owls if possible, or create a space within a new building that owls can safely use.
Want to know how you can help owls? Here are ten things you can do: 1. Chimney Caps. Install a chimney cap. Smaller owls like Screech Owls have been known to find their way into chimneys—and it’s common with other birds as well. Installing a chimney cap will prevent any critters from getting into your chimney and needing rescue.
Sending letters, educating friends and family, and reporting burrowing owl encounters are just a few of the many ways you can relay your support to decisions makers at the local, state and federal levels. So take action today and help burrowing owls!
Take down soccer nets when not in use. Hungry Owl Project tracks instances of owls getting caught in nets—and soccer nets specifically are a major culprit. If you have a sports net that you use outdoors please take it down when not in use. They are especially dangerous to owls at night, but birds get caught in nets around the clock.
