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What kind of Owl?
I'd love to see a "Best of the Nest" permanet crossover with Rice every year with a trophy being two Owls locked in ariel combat.

That got me thinking, is Rice's owl named after any one specific owl or is it just a generic name?
04-18-2013 02:40 PM
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RE: What kind of Owl?
Great Horned Owl I think.
04-18-2013 03:50 PM
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RE: What kind of Owl?
Yes, Great Horned Owl as in the top left of this page

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