Great Gray Owls Collection

Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1882 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

Great Gray Owl in flight - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1876 Great Grey OWL - in flight Minnesota, USA Strix Nebulosa Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl

Great gray owl sitting in dry grass, Yellowstone National Park, USA
Close-up portrait of a great gray owl (Strix nebulosa) sitting in dry grass hunting for rodents. Great Gray owls are often active in the daytime

Great Grey Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1888 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

Great Gray Owl - Standing 27 in tall with a wingspan of 52 inches this is our longest owl
JZ-1879 Great Grey Owl - flight Northern Minnesota during one of the largest invasions on record in the winter of 2004/2005

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Introducing the majestic Great Gray Owl, standing tall at 27 inches with an impressive wingspan of 52 inches. This magnificent creature holds the title as our longest owl, captivating us with its graceful presence. In times of vole population crashes within their boreal forest nesting grounds, these owls embark on a journey southward in search of sustenance. Their resilience and adaptability are truly remarkable. Picture this incredible bird in flight, soaring through the skies with effortless grace. Its expansive wingspan allows it to navigate vast distances and explore new territories. A true marvel to behold. But it's not just their aerial prowess that captures our attention; even when perched on dry grass in Yellowstone National Park, USA, they exude an air of mystery and elegance. Like ethereal ghosts blending seamlessly into their surroundings. Notably, the Great Gray Owl is not only a symbol of beauty but also a testament to America's natural wonders. As USA's longest owl species, they remind us of the diverse wildlife that thrives within our borders. As vole populations dwindle in boreal forests where they nestle comfortably among towering trees, these resourceful creatures venture southwards for survival. Their determination and instinctual drive to find food exemplify nature's unwavering spirit. Let us appreciate this extraordinary species - the Great Gray Owl - standing tall at 27 inches with a wingspan spanning 52 inches wide. In times of adversity or tranquility alike, they continue to captivate our hearts as one of nature's most awe-inspiring creations.