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This Morning Outsideby Diane PorterJanuary 8, 2016 Long-eared Owls — are they of this world? They can squeeze themselves so thin you could mistake one for a slender branch and not notice it at all. That, I guess, is the point. Nine Long-eared Owls spent the icy, windy day roosting together in an Iowa willow thicket. Down low, where the tops of the grass tangled with the trees. Waiting for dusk, when the mice will come out.
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