This Burrowing Owl sure showed off her dance moves for me as was getting down!🕺 In all reality she was sizing me up and protecting the babies in the burrows behind her. Burrowing Owls don’t just live in burrows—they reuse ones dug by prairie dogs or ground squirrels. She even decorated the entrance to her burrow with Coyote poop to lure insects for an easy dinner. Clever and a little gross… but genius. If you’re on Instagram I’d appreciate you giving my page a follow as I try and grow on that p

Three rescued burrowing owls have been reintroduced to the wild after being rehabilitated by the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and San Diego Human Society Project Wildlife. The owls were found last year as babies at two separate nests without their parents. The owls were brought to Project Wildlife where they were treated for parasites, dehydration, and malnourishment. | ABC News