Return to: College of Veterinary Medicine : Academic Health Center : myU : U of M Home

Gold University of Minnesota M. Skip to main content. Link to University of Minnesota homepage
Whats Inside
About The Raptor Center

Visit The Raptor Center

Learn About Raptors

Make a Donation

Volunteer Opportunities

News and Events

Recycling for Raptors

Contact The Raptor Center

Directions and Map

Related Links

Year-end give

 


  Raptor Home   

College Links
* Job Opportunities
* Contact the College
* Directions to the College
* Volunteer Opportunities

Make a Gift

Home > Learn About Raptors > Meet the Education Birds > Great Horned Owls

Printer-friendly of this page   Email this page to a friend

Great Horned Owls


Great Horned Owl
  • Bu
  • Lois
  • Ricke
  • Samantha

These large, widely distributed owls are often used in educational presentations.

Learn more about great horned owls

Bu, a great horned owl

Age: hatched 2000
Sex: male
Weight: 3 pounds
Date of recovery: 2000
Location of recovery: Edgerton, Minnesota
Original problem: Nest blew down; imprinted on people

Lois, a great horned owl

Age: hatched 2000
Sex: female
Weight: 3 pounds
Date of recovery: 2000
Location of recovery:
Original problem: Imprinted on people

Ricke, a great horned owl

Age: hatched 1998
Sex: male
Weight: 3 pounds
Date of recovery: 1998
Location of recovery: River Falls, Wisconsin
Original problem: Imprinted on people; malnutrition

Samantha, a great horned owl

Age: hatched unknown
Sex: female
Weight: 3.75 pounds
Date of recovery: 1992
Location of recovery: Deer River, Minnesota
Original problem: Samantha was found with a broken wing in Deer River, Minn., in 1992.



Feedback | Notice of Privacy Practices

 
The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.