Great Horned Collection

Great Horned Owl William Notman Canadian born Scotland
Great Horned Owl; William Notman (Canadian, born Scotland, 1826 - 1891); Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 1876; Albumen silver print

Great Horned Owl Perched Captive

Great Horned Owl - nesting in a Saguaro Cactus using an old Red-tailed Hawk nest - Southeast Arizona - USA - March
JZ-4004 Great Horned Owl - nesting in a Saguaro Cactus using an old Red-tailed Hawk nest Southeast Arizona - USA - March. Bubo virginianus Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display

Great Horned Owl - Southeast Arizona - roosting in waterfowl nesting platform -Wyoming - USA
JZ-4005 Great Horned Owl - Southeast Arizona - roosting in waterfowl nesting platform Wyoming - USA Bubo virginianus Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Great Horned Owl -young in nest, CT, USA
JZ-2711 Great Horned Owl - young in nest CT, USA Bubo virginianus Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Great Horned Owl - flightless youngster on ground in defensive display, CT, USA
JZ-2710 Great Horned Owl - flightless youngster on ground in defensive display CT, USA Bubo virginianus Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Great Horned Owls (Bubo virginianus) bask in the sun's warm rays, both in their natural habitats and captivity. Canadian-born photographer William Notman captured a captive Great Horned Owl perched proudly, while in Edmonton, Alberta, three chicks huddled together in a tree. Elsewhere, four chicks were documented in another nest. In their American habitats, these owls have been known to nest in old Red-tailed Hawk nests, such as in Southeast Arizona, or use waterfowl nesting platforms, like in Wyoming. Young Great Horned Owls, flightless and in defensive display, have also been observed in the northeastern United States.