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Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.

In a study recently published in The Wilson Journal of Ornithology, researchers from Drexel University's College of Arts and Sciences report their discovery of fluorescent pigments in the feathers of ...

Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.

Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.

Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.

Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.

Long-eared owls are a “highly migratory species with an extremely wide distribution range in Eurasia,” the study said. The species is not at-risk but does have a declining population.