Owl with Round Eyes
A forward-facing owl displays its prominent round eyes and wide wings spread across the scene.
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A Forward-Facing Owl with Broad Wings
Owls are known for their distinct facial disks and wide wing spans that help them glide through the air without making a sound. Seeing an owl from the front reveals the symmetry of its feathers and the striking size of its forward-facing eyes.
How Owls See the World
Unlike most birds, an owl cannot roll or turn its eyes inside their sockets because they are shaped like long tubes. To look around, the bird must rotate its entire head, which can turn up to two hundred and seventy degrees.
Natural Colors of Owls
- Feather coat: Brown, gray, buff, or white with dark streaks for camouflage among tree bark
- Large round eyes: Deep yellow, orange, or dark brown depending on the owl species
- Beak and talons: Gray, black, or yellowish tan
- Wing underside: Lighter shades of cream or pale gray with darker barring