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eagle owl

One of the largest of the owls, genus Bubo, family Strigidae, order Strigiformes, represented in all parts of the world except Australia. There are 12 species of which the Eurasian eagle owl, Bubo bubo, is the most common and best known. It is solitary, has small earflaps, two tufts or feathered horns on its head, and its legs are feathered to the toes.



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The flight of a Eurasian eagle owl was eerie for other reasons - it is absolutely silent in flight so as to better sneak up on its prey.
In addition, Zeus, an Eurasian Eagle Owl (the largest owl species in the world) from the World Bird Sanctuary will join the two riders as they bring Rain Bird's important message of wildlife and environmental conservation to the 2004 Rose Parade's global audience.
 
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