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Britain is running out of barn owls. If you have any spare barn owls, please FedEx them to Britain.
Posted by Tim B. on 09/26/2006 at 01:29 PM
- Perhaps if they had more barns, it would help. You can’t have barn owls without barns.Posted by Dr Alice on 2006 09 26 at 02:39 PM • permalink
- Hey, cut out the Barn Owl jokes! Those guys are cool.Posted by AlburyShifton on 2006 09 26 at 05:45 PM • permalink
Hey, cut out the Barn Owl jokes! Those guys are cool.
Room temperature, apparently.
Posted by Rob Crawford on 2006 09 26 at 05:49 PM • permalink
- Maybe if they forget about the owls they won’t need the 300 kilos of white mice – and then we can all get some sleep.Posted by Margos Maid on 2006 09 26 at 06:00 PM • permalink
- OK – I’ve just bagged 6; put ‘em straight in the deep freeze, ready for export. What’s the address?Posted by Stop Continental Drift! on 2006 09 26 at 06:41 PM • permalink
- No barn owls for oil!Posted by Crusader rabbit on 2006 09 26 at 08:32 PM • permalink
- I don’t know about barn owls, but in the woods near my apartment there are gray owls of some sort and also hawks. And as I was walking home from Walmart this evening (before sunset) I saw a bald eagle flying overhead. They come down to Florida to winter.
I live in a fairly urban area, by the way.
Posted by Andrea Harris, Administrator on 2006 09 26 at 09:09 PM • permalink
- When I was growing up, out in the country, I didn’t see any geese until I was in my late teens. This is DESPITE there being a nice-sized pond and what we called a swamp (now it’s a “wetland”) close to the house.
Now, I live in a suburb a quarter mile from a mall, and geese are a road hazard.
They’re like REALLY FREAKING BIG rats with wings.
Posted by Rob Crawford on 2006 09 26 at 09:17 PM • permalink
Barn Owl existence 10 million years?
Barn owls and barns co-evolved in a mutually supporting symbiosis. Without barns, there can be no barn owls, and vice versa.
Posted by daddy dave on 2006 09 26 at 10:20 PM • permalink
- Has the W.H.O. issued a statement yet?Posted by andycanuck on 2006 09 26 at 11:51 PM • permalink
- I couldn’t give two hoots about barn owlsPosted by Whale Spinor on 2006 09 27 at 07:40 AM • permalink
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