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Mexican Spotted Owl -Adult and young in tree - Arizona - Threatened species - Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons - Involved in recent controversies between logging

Mexican Spotted Owl -Adult and young in tree - Arizona - Threatened species - Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons - Involved in recent controversies between logging


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Mexican Spotted Owl -Adult and young in tree - Arizona - Threatened species - Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons - Involved in recent controversies between logging

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Mexican Spotted Owl - adult and young in tree
Arizona, USA
Strix occidentalis lucida
Threatened species. Inhabits mature coniferous and mixed forest and wooded canyons. Involved in recent controversies between logging and conservation interests. Populations threatened by extensive logging. Feeds mostly on small or medium-sized mammals but also feeds on other small animals including reptiles and birds and insects.
John Cancalosi
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Nature's Controversial Duo - A Feathered Family in the Midst of a Forest Feud!

EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this print by John Cancalosi, we witness an enchanting moment between a Mexican Spotted Owl and her adorable youngling perched high up on a majestic tree branch. These magnificent creatures are not just any ordinary birds; they represent the delicate balance between logging and conservation interests. As inhabitants of mature coniferous forests and wooded canyons in Arizona, these threatened species have found themselves at the center of recent controversies. Extensive logging activities pose a significant threat to their populations, making their survival uncertain. But let's focus on the positive side! The adult owl stands tall with pride, showcasing its beautiful plumage while keeping a watchful eye over its curious offspring. This protective mother ensures that her baby is well-fed by hunting small or medium-sized mammals, reptiles, birds, and even insects - talk about being versatile! This heartwarming snapshot reminds us of the importance of preserving our natural habitats for future generations. It serves as a gentle reminder that we must find common ground between human needs and wildlife conservation efforts. So next time you stumble upon this mesmerizing image by John Cancalosi, take a moment to appreciate both the beauty of nature's creations and the ongoing struggle to protect them from harm.

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