Owl Painting

Owl Paintings in Reverse Paintings on Glass are a thing I love to look at.  There are enough species of ows in central New York to keep me painting for years.

Owl in the Vineyard

Above, for instance, you will see a Great Horned Owl.  The farmers who are still left around here can usually tell you they have a Screech Owl nested nearby.  I can not even say how diversified the owl population is in this area.

Short Eared Owl

Some of the species only migrate through, but when they do, it seems as though everyone notices.  Don’t quote me on this, but I believe the Snowy owls migrate through the New York area every seven years.  The las time it was spectacular!

Snowy Owl

Snowy Owl

As eerie and intimidating as their hoots might be, I would invite a few of these in my own area to cut down the mouse population.  After all, they are raptors.

Snowy Owl on Fencepost

Native American lore suggests that it is very unlucky to hear an owl hoot.  And they associated owls with death.  I guess it is a good thing that only a few tribes lived in this area that I do.

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Great Grey Owl on Fence

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