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VA game and fish says to report injured or sick hawk-owls . I had never heard of them, it's a rare owl that isn't nocturnal.

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Is a hawk owl a hawk or an owl?

A bird of boreal forests, the Northern Hawk Owl behaves like a hawk but looks like an owl. Its oval body, yellow eyes, and round face enclosed by dark parentheses are distinctly owl. Its long tail and habit of perching atop solitary trees and hunting by daylight, though, are reminiscent of a hawk.

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VA game and fish says to report injured or sick hawk-owls . I had never heard of them, it's a rare owl that isn't nocturnal.

We have lots of burrowing owls here in Florida and I see some of them pretty much every day that I leave the house. There are multiple dens of them on my street alone.

It's not a picture of your disapproving neighbors?

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We have lots of burrowing owls here in Florida and I see some of them pretty much every day that I leave the house. There are multiple dens of them on my street alone.

things you come across randomly

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things you come across randomly

I'd guess the majority of accidents were easily preventable and not due to the unexpected tornado. Shouldn't have worn those slippery shoes. Shouldn't have climbed that un-stabilized ladder. 

So, like, I'm not going to blame the solar industry as long as they're following the law.

A lot of people (including me) are guilty of not reading the instructions first. Like DANGER: CHECK FOR LOOSE SHINGLES BEFORE INSTALLING.

i can't blame anyone but myself for things like that.

more about the safety of the nuclear power industry, although a narrow focus ... just daily operation of such plants, not accidents like in Japan and Russia

Just stuff you come across ... this is a map showing remnants of 'Paleoarchean crust' of maybe 2.5 to 3 billion yrs ago

A lot of scientific literature being generated about this. Many [most?] believe there is evidence of early life in these rocks, others dispute it, saying non-living processes could make the same fossils. All this life would be microscopic of course

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What continent went missing for 375 years?

Zealandia, Earth's '8th continent', discovered by scientists after it went missing for 375 years; check details. After nearly 375 years, geoscientists have unveiled Zealandia, also known as Te Riu-a-Maui, a continent that had long eluded detection.

About time they find Atlantis.