Early morning sound of Tawny Owls, The hooting woodland hunter. #tawnyowl | Get Wild

LOVE the sound of this tawny owl pair…..between them creating the classic ‘twit twoo’ sound! 💚🦉 The female sitting outside making the kee-wick sound (twit) and the male in the box responding with the whooo (twoo) sound. Together making possibly the most awesome and most familiar of sounds…. Read more from the BTO here 👇🏼 https://www.bto.org/our-science/projects/project-owl/tawny-owl-calling-survey/about-tawny-owl-calling-survey | Laurels Wood

Just listen to the many different hoots & calls tawny owls can make 🎺 This is Ozzy calling to his partner Bonnie 🦉from their nest in Ash Wood. He makes a gentle 'ocarina' sound which comes from deep within his throat. But in the background you can hear Bonnie respond with a snappier 'kew-week' and Ozzy responds with a similar sound before flying off to find out what the fuss is all about, hooting as he goes. Look out for this pair on my live nest cams now 🦉🎥👇https://www.robertefuller.com/li

Watch Luna Feed Her Tawny Chick! Luna the female tawny owl is feeding her chicks who are both growing very quickly! Watch how delicate she is with them. Live from Beech Stump, Fotherdale, North Yorkshire. | Robert E Fuller

A little tawney owlet 🥺🥰 Tawny owl parents are usually monogamous, meaning they will pair for life, and fiercely defend their territory throughout the year. Around March time the female will lay 2-3 eggs in an old tree hollow, old crow nests or in a special tawney owl nest box. The chicks will hatch after around a month then before officially flying the nest they will do what is known as ‘branching’ where the young will climb around on the branches near the nest site. The parents will continue