Family of owls in Nelson need respect and distance, expert says
- A family of great horned owls recently emerged from their nest near human activities within Nelson city limits in spring 2025.
- The owls likely chose the busy location due to the abundance of urban prey like rats, skunks, and other birds in Nelson.
- Adult owls will spend the summer hunting and feeding their young, while teaching them to fly and hunt until late summer.
- Joanne Siderius, a wildlife biologist, advises residents and dog owners to keep a safe distance from the owls, explaining that learning to hunt is a challenging skill for the young birds to master.
- In the fall or winter, juvenile owls depart from their family area to establish their own territories, and Nelson’s small community size may support harmonious coexistence between owls and people.
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