Aww. How about a Great Gray Owl griffin? Her name is Agate (or Aggie) and she has a snow leopard body. She's everyone's mom and a queen 😅 Long story. She is a good ruler and kind to everyone (just don't threaten her children!).
@Snowmunkee, in case you should know, the Strix genus is polyphyletic and its only three extant species are now the Tawny Owl (Strix aluco), the Maghreb Owl (Strix mauritanica), and the Himalayan Owl (Strix nivicola), while the other nineteen extant species are now relocated to eight separate genera, the ural owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Oreoglaux with its scientific name now being Oreoglaux uralensis, the omani and hume's owls both now belong to the genus Ammoglaux with their scientific names now being Ammoglaux butleri and Ammoglaux hadoromi respectively, the woodford's owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Dryaluco with its scientific name now being Dryaluco woodfordi, the mottled, brown, and spotted wood owls all now belong to the genus Bulaca with their scientific names now being Bulaca ocellata, Bulaca leptogrammica, and Bulaca seloputo respectively, the spotted, barred, cinereous, and fulvous owls all now belong to the genus Syrnium with their scientific names now being Syrnium occidentalis, Syrnium varium, Syrnium sartolii, and Syrnium fulvescens respectively, the mottled, rufous-banded, brazilian, chacoan, and rufous-legged owls all now belong to the genus Neoglaux with their scientific names now being Neoglaux virgatus, Neoglaux albitarsis, Neoglaux hylophilus, Neoglaux chacoensis, and Neoglaux rufipes respectively, the black-and-white and black-banded owls both now belong to the genus Ciccaba with their scientific names now being Ciccaba nigrolineata and Ciccaba hubula respectively, and the great grey owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Ailurornis with its scientific name now being Ailurornis nebulosus.
Did they update the taxonomic orders recently? I haven’t heard of this Also now I’m curious what the updated barred owl name is, last I heard it’s strix varia Edit: nvm just read the full text
Great grey owls are such a major comfort animal for me,, and the juvenile sounds like a squeaky toy being squished ToT
Aww. How about a Great Gray Owl griffin? Her name is Agate (or Aggie) and she has a snow leopard body. She's everyone's mom and a queen
😅 Long story. She is a good ruler and kind to everyone (just don't threaten her children!).
What a beautiful voice too. So cute and suits its beautiful face too
Awesome now I can convince my friend it's okay to walk in the forest at night and it's not a skin walker.
currently what im doing right now in my bed at 2 am
We are the knights of 0:28
😂
I like how you can hear the chickadees in the background of the call clip 😆
Pretty
I used to think they were scary but until i heard the 2nd sound i lost all fear😂
Using this to try and scare off the pigeons hanging out on my roof.
my grey owl
Great Gray owl You're beautiful🐁
noice
They say you sound like an owl... Who?
You got the scientific name of the great grey owl completely wrong, its correct scientific name is actually Ailurornis nebulosus.
It has been in thr Strix genus since the 18th century
@Snowmunkee, in case you should know, the Strix genus is polyphyletic and its only three extant species are now the Tawny Owl (Strix aluco), the Maghreb Owl (Strix mauritanica), and the Himalayan Owl (Strix nivicola), while the other nineteen extant species are now relocated to eight separate genera, the ural owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Oreoglaux with its scientific name now being Oreoglaux uralensis, the omani and hume's owls both now belong to the genus Ammoglaux with their scientific names now being Ammoglaux butleri and Ammoglaux hadoromi respectively, the woodford's owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Dryaluco with its scientific name now being Dryaluco woodfordi, the mottled, brown, and spotted wood owls all now belong to the genus Bulaca with their scientific names now being Bulaca ocellata, Bulaca leptogrammica, and Bulaca seloputo respectively, the spotted, barred, cinereous, and fulvous owls all now belong to the genus Syrnium with their scientific names now being Syrnium occidentalis, Syrnium varium, Syrnium sartolii, and Syrnium fulvescens respectively, the mottled, rufous-banded, brazilian, chacoan, and rufous-legged owls all now belong to the genus Neoglaux with their scientific names now being Neoglaux virgatus, Neoglaux albitarsis, Neoglaux hylophilus, Neoglaux chacoensis, and Neoglaux rufipes respectively, the black-and-white and black-banded owls both now belong to the genus Ciccaba with their scientific names now being Ciccaba nigrolineata and Ciccaba hubula respectively, and the great grey owl now belongs to the monotypic genus Ailurornis with its scientific name now being Ailurornis nebulosus.
Did they update the taxonomic orders recently? I haven’t heard of this
Also now I’m curious what the updated barred owl name is, last I heard it’s strix varia
Edit: nvm just read the full text
@entguarde, actually, the Strix genus is an exclusively old world genus now containing only three extant species.
@@indyreno2933interesting!! do you know why the classifications have changed?
Sounds and looks like a wookie lol
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Hauntingly beautiful