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snowy owl |
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snowy owlWhite or barred brown-and-white typical owl (Nyctea scandiaca, family Strigidae) of the Arctic tundra, sometimes found in Europe, Asia, and North America. Snowy owls are about 2 ft (60 cm) long and have broad wings and a round head without ear tufts. They are diurnal and eat small mammals, such as hares and lemmings, and birds. They nest on the ground in the open. |
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| The ambience includes trout in the streams that criss-cross and flank the fairways, snow owls perched behind the 18th green, nearly a dozen strutting peacocks, chubby clubhouse cats and swaying cottonwood, willow and pine trees that combine for some spectacular color in the spring and fall. |
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