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Captive bred barnies screeching actually sounds rather endearing after a while they make something of a psshht psshht type screech it's actually adorable after you get accustomed to it
I have to confess to being a total barn owl nut. We were lucky enough to be able to buy a smallholding about 25 years ago and putting up barn owl boxes and keeping significant areas uncut to promote a healthy vole population were some of the first things we did. We are rewarded by the sight of a barn owl quartering the fields on many evenings. It seems to have grown used to us watching it and often flies past at head height only a few yards away.
@@史湘云-j1n Last night I saw two barn owls fly over our front field and go into the trees near the owl box (couldn't tell if they went in the box but they didn't reappear so hopefully they did).
These owls are losing some of their habitat, thanks to people buying old barns & doing barn conversions. I got used to seeing these wonderful birds of an evening, as they flew like silent ghosts out of the thick forest behind my family home. Absolutely beautiful birds !
Barn owls are making a great comeback in my area of North Norfolk, I usually see one or two along the back lanes at night. Last week, I was lucky enough to encounter one of the rarer 'dark phase' versions of a Barn owl sitting on a roadside post as I drove out of the village of Langham on the Morston road. These beautiful rich toffee coloured versions are a sub-species that occasionally drop in from continental Europe. All the best mate and keep up the brilliant work.
I am happy to report they're very very soft to pet. Credit to Milo the Barn owl who was on display at the British wildlife center and sat on a perch near the entrance and allowed visitors to gently pet his wings
That was awesome! I love owls, and I often hear the Barn Owl screech in my neighborhood at night (in California). I did not know the American Barn owl is now considered a distinct species. Thank you for this fun and educational film. 💛
Once again, I am indebted to your Love for our Sacred Wildlife, Liam (and Fred!). Thank you. All Owls are amongst the Darling Creatures with whom I would surely love to have a respectful, close relationship. To yours and you, from mine and me. Stay free. Rab 🦉 💓
I have never seen a Barn Owl. I have to be content with what I'm pretty sure are Tawneys. I live almost at the top of the first ridge across London north of Finsbury Park - about a km. There's a line of enormous plane trees across the top of the ridge. Until about three years ago there was a pair of Tawny's lived along there. Never saw them but their call was unmistakable in late evenings. Lovely!
Thats so funny. I'm a resident of North London used to be closer to that area near crouch end and thought I heard owls but thought I must be imagining it. Thanks for confirming
1965-1976 I lived at Hillrise Mansions, near the top of Hornsey Rise. Behind us was a bowling green, some waste land and a disused railway line/adventure playground. My balcony leading to front door was on the first floor. Several times I saw a barn owl just a few metres from my head. Very spooky when nobody is around. Their screeching was even more blood curdling. Added to that I frequently heard barn owls. I was a teenager-early twenties then, so out & about late a night. I now live North Grays Essex. My house backs on to a row of ancient oaks & agricultural land. Not heard a sound from any owls. I see jays this time of year.
I’m a bit uneasy with owls. They do look quite haunting. But they are interesting too. Kinda like being fascinated by something that scares you. Barn owls do that shriek noise that is startling. But owl parents are dedicated couples and they are very family bonded.
Look forward to your posts. Thank you. I've been fortunate to have had them nesting in our barn. Usually saw ghost like beings at night under headlights. I also used to stay away in West Caster near Great Yarmouth for wok where they are a common sight at twilight.
When we went to the Hawk conservancy trust near Andover they on an indoor demonstration as bird flu restrictions had just been introduced that day, They demonstrated various birds merlin, peregrine, tawny owl and the barn owl. The one thing that stood out with barn owl over all the other birds was how silent it was and how little it disturbed the air. The handler actually got the owl to fly about 6 inchh=es above my head and I didn't hear it or feel it. Incredible birds. Another great informative video.
They are such beautiful birds i see them frequently whilst driving my truck early hours in the morning i love to see them its exhilarating to watch them fly off from a post or tree good video 👍
Another great video, and I just want to say, I love your choice of music for this one! The somber, haunting piano really matches the ghostly look of these birds. Looking forward to more!
Thanks for the great video. I just saw that the box I put in our old mill a couple of weeks ago has a couple of barn owls that have just taken up residency. Super excited!
Hi Liam brilliant video love owls my wife has photos and ornaments all over the house of owls she will love this video love to see more videos on owls keep up the amazing work and videos Bernard
I saw one up close at Martin Mere, about 100 metres away, and I was spellbound. I've only ever seen 2 in the wild, and heard one over my bedroom once in the summer of 21. But despite that, or maybe BECAUSE of that, they are my all time favourite bird. Such ethereal beauty in a night hunter.
Barn owls are my favourite birds 🤍 We've seen a couple in the wild (just for a moment, from a very great distance) and have been allowed to very carefully hold one at a bird of prey sanctuary. I love them so much. Loved your hoot at the end :D
We have many here in the middle of PA. Pennsylvania in the United States. Endless barns and farms and silos. Heard many, only seen a few. Beautiful birds. Great video. I am going to watch the Buzzards video tomorrow. Thank you as always for the wonderful content you put in them.
You’re going to have to work on the puns, Liam, they were baaaaaaaaad! 😂 I’ve never been lucky enough to see a Barn Owl, but we get plenty of Tawny’s around here.
This was very interesting to me so thank you for the video, I will let you off the awful puns 😊 - I lost my dad a few years ago and have been searching for the perfect tattoo for me as one of the last things we did together was a bird of prey morning at a local bird sanctuary. They are extremely beautiful and were mine and dad’s favourite bird. I was recently in France on a fishing trip, and just at sunset a barn owl flew side on over myself and a friends head … it looked so majestic especially when the sun caught that beautiful colours they have in complete silence. Thanks again.
During hurricane Milton a hollowed out Royal Palm that had been dead for several years was blown over. I hadn't removed it because I saw many birds use it. The next morning the hurricane was gone and I went out to examine the trunk. It was cracked length wise so I lifted one of the long pieces and found 5 Barn owl chicks. One was in rough condition one was strong and wanted a fight the others were seemingly healthy. They should be at the Blue Pearl animal shelter in Fort Myers Florida. Very amazing.
WoW!!! They are BEAUTIFUL!!! This was very interesting. And to think, I thought we had barn owls in the USA. What is the US owl called? Thanks so much for sharing! I find your channel very interesting. My favorites are when we get to go on an adventure with you, but these are nice too. You did a great job. Thanks! 😃
Spent many an hour over the years walking in the Norfolk countryside and never seen one. Driving down the Acle straight a few months ago there was one sitting on a fence post, so I've now seen one....for about 2 seconds.
I've seen 3 in the wild this year. Two literally just wooped across the top of a road at night and my headlights caught them. The next I saw in the far distance circling a field. I would love to get a picture of one in the wild
I tried "doing a Liam" once. Spent 1hr 10 minutes videoing with my 300mm lens pointing at a hole in an old goat barn where I'd been seeing a barn owl emerge every night. My battery eventually ran out, and in the time it took me to reach out to the battery compartment, the barn owl appeared at the hole, looked around, and flew off. I'll just leave it you to do the hard work.
I saw what I thought was the eagle owl in the woods near the Gurney Rd Heartsease Ln junction at the side of the pitch n putt.... Couldn't believe the size of it... The owl activity around Mousehold can be amazing some nights
Today driving down a country road I came across a large bird in the middle of the road eating fresh road kill. As I got closer it flew up in front of me and to my shock and surprise it was a barn owl…at 10am. I know nothing about owls other than you hardly ever see them and they come out at night. Is it so hungry that desperate measures were needed. I felt blessed to have been able to see it but I couldn’t help wondering if it was okay?
In Indian Contemporary Culture, barn owls have a deep rooted significance !! Indians believe owls to carry prosperity to them. We have a Goddess named Mahalakshmi, who is the bestower of prosperity and is often associated with wealth values. She rides a barn owl or we can say barn owl is a vehicle of her *_(Vahana)_* . By this way, owls are considered to be auspicious in India !!!
Some lovely filming but some of your 'facts' are wrong which is a real shame. For example, Barn Owls don't have "territories". The problem is, when you say something that's plainly wrong, it casts doubt upon everything else you are saying.
Thank you for pointing that out. I have used the word territory whilst meaning nest site/home range/hunting grounds. This was a bad choice of phrase, as you point out they are not territorial in the sense that they defend their space from intruders and I should have used a alternative word.
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guaranteed to scare the life out of you if you're out camping and they start screeching. absolutely beautiful though.
Yep, demonic sounds
Sounds like someone getting murdered! Ran out of my home on two different occasions.....such screaming.
Had one announce itself about 15 feet from the campfire. I nearly fell out of my chair.
Heard a load last night, absolutely bricked myself! It's a ghastly screech mind.
Captive bred barnies screeching actually sounds rather endearing after a while they make something of a psshht psshht type screech it's actually adorable after you get accustomed to it
I think barn owls have the prettiest faces.
Not under those feathers they don't 😂
Not when they're chicks they're not, that said, same could be said for human babies when they're born! 🤔🤣🤣
I have to confess to being a total barn owl nut. We were lucky enough to be able to buy a smallholding about 25 years ago and putting up barn owl boxes and keeping significant areas uncut to promote a healthy vole population were some of the first things we did. We are rewarded by the sight of a barn owl quartering the fields on many evenings. It seems to have grown used to us watching it and often flies past at head height only a few yards away.
That's awesome, nice job. It's good to do what we can.
that sounds amazing
@@史湘云-j1n Last night I saw two barn owls fly over our front field and go into the trees near the owl box (couldn't tell if they went in the box but they didn't reappear so hopefully they did).
You and your research should be on national TV. Its a very informative and personal presentation that is missing. Keep up the good work. ❤
Totally agree
Love seeing these beautiful creatures 😊
These owls are losing some of their habitat, thanks to people buying old barns & doing barn conversions. I got used to seeing these wonderful birds of an evening, as they flew like silent ghosts out of the thick forest behind my family home. Absolutely beautiful birds !
Barn owls are making a great comeback in my area of North Norfolk, I usually see one or two along the back lanes at night.
Last week, I was lucky enough to encounter one of the rarer 'dark phase' versions of a Barn owl sitting on a roadside post as I drove out of the village of Langham on the Morston road.
These beautiful rich toffee coloured versions are a sub-species that occasionally drop in from continental Europe.
All the best mate and keep up the brilliant work.
An excellent video which primarily featured the barn owl and not the presenter,unlike many other YT videos on the same subject.
Thank you!
I am happy to report they're very very soft to pet. Credit to Milo the Barn owl who was on display at the British wildlife center and sat on a perch near the entrance and allowed visitors to gently pet his wings
Owlets are even softer than the adults it genuinely almost feels like you're petting thin air
Loved this video. Love owls. Actually love your videos, all great and worth watching
Thanks so much for this video i absolutly love all Owls but barn owls are my favorite Owl🦉🦉
Yes, finally Barn Owls!! I like this birds so much that I got for myself a book called "Barn Owls evolution and ecology", and it is amazing
We have this barn owl baby
These owls are a true sight to behold I have only seen one in the wild and that was a memorable moment
Thanks for a great video
That was awesome! I love owls, and I often hear the Barn Owl screech in my neighborhood at night (in California). I did not know the American Barn owl is now considered a distinct species. Thank you for this fun and educational film. 💛
Once again, I am indebted to your Love for our Sacred Wildlife, Liam (and Fred!). Thank you.
All Owls are amongst the Darling Creatures with whom I would surely love to have a respectful, close relationship.
To yours and you, from mine and me.
Stay free. Rab 🦉 💓
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These are my 'grounding' videos. Fabulous viewing again Liam!
Cheers Stephen!
I have never seen a Barn Owl. I have to be content with what I'm pretty sure are Tawneys. I live almost at the top of the first ridge across London north of Finsbury Park - about a km. There's a line of enormous plane trees across the top of the ridge. Until about three years ago there was a pair of Tawny's lived along there. Never saw them but their call was unmistakable in late evenings. Lovely!
Thats so funny. I'm a resident of North London used to be closer to that area near crouch end and thought I heard owls but thought I must be imagining it. Thanks for confirming
@@pavidarkin9797 No problem. I'm pretty sure one followed me along the road one night when I was coming home from the pub.
1965-1976 I lived at Hillrise Mansions, near the top of Hornsey Rise. Behind us was a bowling green, some waste land and a disused railway line/adventure playground. My balcony leading to front door was on the first floor. Several times I saw a barn owl just a few metres from my head. Very spooky when nobody is around. Their screeching was even more blood curdling. Added to that I frequently heard barn owls. I was a teenager-early twenties then, so out & about late a night. I now live North Grays Essex. My house backs on to a row of ancient oaks & agricultural land. Not heard a sound from any owls. I see jays this time of year.
That was very good. Always a thrill to see a barn owl.
Absolutely stunning, beautiful bird. Great video as usual.
As in all your vlogs, good background info on barn owls. Didn't realise they caught such a wide variety of prey!
I’m a bit uneasy with owls. They do look quite haunting. But they are interesting too. Kinda like being fascinated by something that scares you. Barn owls do that shriek noise that is startling. But owl parents are dedicated couples and they are very family bonded.
Thanks Liam 👌
Love your videos … thank you 🙏 I’ve been lucky enough to have a barn owl fly alongside my car! Amazing! 🦉💕🇬🇧
Look forward to your posts. Thank you. I've been fortunate to have had them nesting in our barn. Usually saw ghost like beings at night under headlights. I also used to stay away in West Caster near Great Yarmouth for wok where they are a common sight at twilight.
Thanks for this video my favourite bird
Twit Twoo…. Great Video & Tawny Owl call Liam😁👍
Owls are awesome, encountering them in the wild is such a special thing. I love this video
Well done. Very interesting.
My favorite bird. 💞💞💞
I remember hearing that screech from my bedroom window one night coming from the tree in the garden. It scared the crap out of me for a second!
Fabulous - owls are wonderful to watch and I enjoyed learning more facts about them!
When we went to the Hawk conservancy trust near Andover they on an indoor demonstration as bird flu restrictions had just been introduced that day, They demonstrated various birds merlin, peregrine, tawny owl and the barn owl. The one thing that stood out with barn owl over all the other birds was how silent it was and how little it disturbed the air. The handler actually got the owl to fly about 6 inchh=es above my head and I didn't hear it or feel it. Incredible birds. Another great informative video.
They are such beautiful birds i see them frequently whilst driving my truck early hours in the morning i love to see them its exhilarating to watch them fly off from a post or tree good video 👍
Loved this video. Barn Owls are one of my favourites. ❤
So beautiful great info.
Thank you!
Another great video, and I just want to say, I love your choice of music for this one! The somber, haunting piano really matches the ghostly look of these birds. Looking forward to more!
I wanted a pet owl when I was little, even asked for one on my Christmas list! They're so beautiful.
Barn owls are some of the most gorgeous birds in the world
I think a lot of people agree with you there!
Great video on a lovely bird. Thanks.
Owls it going?
Fascinating video.
Cheers.
Thanks for the great video. I just saw that the box I put in our old mill a couple of weeks ago has a couple of barn owls that have just taken up residency. Super excited!
How brilliant! I hope you get lots of great barn owl sightings!
We had an old hollow tree. Walked by it one day and saw like three lil owl heads poking out of a hollow. These birds are freaking amazing.
How nice, Did you see them lots of times after that?
Hi Liam brilliant video love owls my wife has photos and ornaments all over the house of owls she will love this video love to see more videos on owls keep up the amazing work and videos Bernard
Beautiful birds
Such a beautiful interesting bird ❤❤
thanks for all your great videos keep them coming
Cheers!
I saw one up close at Martin Mere, about 100 metres away, and I was spellbound. I've only ever seen 2 in the wild, and heard one over my bedroom once in the summer of 21. But despite that, or maybe BECAUSE of that, they are my all time favourite bird. Such ethereal beauty in a night hunter.
One of the world’s most heavenly owls with the unholiest of screams. ❤
0:29 I absolutely love his or hers' face!
Barn owls are my favourite birds 🤍 We've seen a couple in the wild (just for a moment, from a very great distance) and have been allowed to very carefully hold one at a bird of prey sanctuary. I love them so much. Loved your hoot at the end :D
Another great video Liam
Thank you!
We have many here in the middle of PA. Pennsylvania in the United States. Endless barns and farms and silos. Heard many, only seen a few. Beautiful birds. Great video. I am going to watch the Buzzards video tomorrow. Thank you as always for the wonderful content you put in them.
exellent video as usuall thanks for sharing
You’re going to have to work on the puns, Liam, they were baaaaaaaaad! 😂 I’ve never been lucky enough to see a Barn Owl, but we get plenty of Tawny’s around here.
I love your work and information ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Great content! Just found your channel and 6 videos in already, keep it going!
Thank you, welcome to the channel. I hope you have found lots of videos that you enjoy here.
Great video!!
Thank you!
Great video Liam. I often watch a barn owl near me, not a sound comes from when it’s on the hunt.
Keep up the great work
Great info Thank you! 👍
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for this great video!
This was very interesting to me so thank you for the video, I will let you off the awful puns 😊 - I lost my dad a few years ago and have been searching for the perfect tattoo for me as one of the last things we did together was a bird of prey morning at a local bird sanctuary.
They are extremely beautiful and were mine and dad’s favourite bird.
I was recently in France on a fishing trip, and just at sunset a barn owl flew side on over myself and a friends head … it looked so majestic especially when the sun caught that beautiful colours they have in complete silence. Thanks again.
During hurricane Milton a hollowed out Royal Palm that had been dead for several years was blown over. I hadn't removed it because I saw many birds use it. The next morning the hurricane was gone and I went out to examine the trunk. It was cracked length wise so I lifted one of the long pieces and found 5 Barn owl chicks. One was in rough condition one was strong and wanted a fight the others were seemingly healthy. They should be at the Blue Pearl animal shelter in Fort Myers Florida. Very amazing.
Wow 😮
Great video
WoW!!! They are BEAUTIFUL!!! This was very interesting. And to think, I thought we had barn owls in the USA. What is the US owl called? Thanks so much for sharing! I find your channel very interesting. My favorites are when we get to go on an adventure with you, but these are nice too. You did a great job. Thanks! 😃
My favourite owl i just love themxx
Spent many an hour over the years walking in the Norfolk countryside and never seen one. Driving down the Acle straight a few months ago there was one sitting on a fence post, so I've now seen one....for about 2 seconds.
Scheechingly good video ta
Haha, thank you!
Great video bro, I’ve had 2 barnys one was an ashy faced from Tobago gorgeous birds ❤ baddest breath in the bird world lol 😂
Learned a lot Liam .I wonder why so many young only surive a year... Thanks and best wishes :) Like 582
i didn't know i needed to know that but i do now!!!!!
Perfect!
Good to know that screeching is just an owl, not an opening of hell hole 😁
That's quite an unusual call, which is my they used to be known as Screech Owls.
That was Owl standing😂 One of my favorite birds of pray I wants add privilege of having one fly at the side of my car
I've seen 3 in the wild this year. Two literally just wooped across the top of a road at night and my headlights caught them. The next I saw in the far distance circling a field. I would love to get a picture of one in the wild
Amazing how they can fly through trees at night at full speed. Barn owls and tawny owls are plentiful in the St Albans area.
I tried "doing a Liam" once. Spent 1hr 10 minutes videoing with my 300mm lens pointing at a hole in an old goat barn where I'd been seeing a barn owl emerge every night. My battery eventually ran out, and in the time it took me to reach out to the battery compartment, the barn owl appeared at the hole, looked around, and flew off.
I'll just leave it you to do the hard work.
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I've got a nesting pair in my loft with at least 3 youngsters, it's sounds like they're playing football in in hobnail boots up there at night lol 😁
How lovely 🤩
We had Eagle owls in Norwich last year, fairly sure I saw one in Mousehold, enormous wing span....
Yes we did, near the football stadium. I tried to find it but couldn't, I did find one in Ormesby
I saw what I thought was the eagle owl in the woods near the Gurney Rd Heartsease Ln junction at the side of the pitch n putt.... Couldn't believe the size of it... The owl activity around Mousehold can be amazing some nights
Wonderful Liam! Nicely edited. Beautiful birds! Thanks for the content!
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Allo, Allo! 😂
Fun fact: The barn owl and it's haunting screech has been thought to be the cause of the origin of the legend of the Banshee
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cute and ghostly
i lov owwwwwwwwwwwwulSSSSSS(!) 😌🤗❤
My barn owl hyperfixation going crazy rn
Haha, happy to help!
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Today driving down a country road I came across a large bird in the middle of the road eating fresh road kill. As I got closer it flew up in front of me and to my shock and surprise it was a barn owl…at 10am. I know nothing about owls other than you hardly ever see them and they come out at night. Is it so hungry that desperate measures were needed. I felt blessed to have been able to see it but I couldn’t help wondering if it was okay?
In Indian Contemporary Culture, barn owls have a deep rooted significance !! Indians believe owls to carry prosperity to them. We have a Goddess named Mahalakshmi, who is the bestower of prosperity and is often associated with wealth values. She rides a barn owl or we can say barn owl is a vehicle of her *_(Vahana)_* . By this way, owls are considered to be auspicious in India !!!
Hi, at 1:12 you menthion mammals: mice, "bowls" (as subtitles suggest) and shrews. What are bowls? or is it just a mistake in subs. thank you
Voles. A type of small rodent.
@@peteredwardmason6205 thank you
Ah, I did mean voles. I will have to update the subtitles. Thanks!
That’s a pretty big wingspan
👍 Nice one mate, but I don't think a life on the stand-up comedy circuit is beckoning for you any time soon! 😆
How come barn owls have such a mortality rate? They seem to favour the live fast die young strategy
Do you know what is the most common owl in the UK ? It is the teat.
The tea towel.
Thats a classic.
Hey Liam it's Ciara ya niece bald man
You forgot a interesting fact! Barn owls are sexually dimorphic, the only owl I know that are different in appearance between male and female😁
Some lovely filming but some of your 'facts' are wrong which is a real shame.
For example, Barn Owls don't have "territories".
The problem is, when you say something that's plainly wrong, it casts doubt upon everything else you are saying.
Thank you for pointing that out. I have used the word territory whilst meaning nest site/home range/hunting grounds. This was a bad choice of phrase, as you point out they are not territorial in the sense that they defend their space from intruders and I should have used a alternative word.