Whoo-Ku Haiku: A Great Horned Owl Story
Maria Gianferrari
Haiku narrates the life of a great horned owl family. The parents take over a vacant squirrel nest high in a pine, where the mother lays three eggs. During an attack by crows, one egg falls and is taken by a raccoon. Two owlets hatch, and their parents feed and protect them as they grow. The young birds eventually leave to establish homes of their own. An endnote offers additional information and resources about great horned owls.
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