Snowy owls flying across Wisconsin
Snowy owls flying across Wisconsin | kare11.com.
It seems that sightings of snowy owls this season in Wisconsin are much higher than in previous years. The reason? A drop in the number of lemmings, the owl’s primary food source, in the Arctic Tundra. This happens every few years and is a natural occurrence. Kind of wish I was in Wisconsin right now.
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