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RMC0XR07–Field (a.k.a Short-tailed) Vole Microtus agrestis Skulls And Bones Removed From A Barn Owl Pellet
RMF95C9J–Barn owl, pellet, pellets, Gewölle einer Schleiereule, Schleier-Eule, Tyto alba, auf Stallboden
RMW4AH2Y–Collection of small mammal bones including skulls from dissecting a barn owl pellet, showing the indigestible remains of the bird's prey.
RM2A6JGF3–The dissected remains of a barn owl pellet which contained the remains of at least two bank voles, as used in a UK school.
RM2A9APNR–BARN OWL (Tyto alba). Owl pellets collected from under a daytime roost. Showing dissected bones, skulls and lower jaws of vole, wood mouse and shrews.
RM2P0FA2W–Barn Owl, Barn Owls, Owls, Animals, Birds, Barn Owl pellet showing mouse fur and small mammal bones
RMD7NYGH–Pellet re-gurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Whole pellet held between the photographer's fingers. Norfolk. UK.
RMK6Y8C2–Barn Owl Pellet, showing fur and bones of eaten and partially digested mammal, UK, on ground
RMKCKFJ0–Ghost Village, properties built and abandoned just prior to completion being colonised by wild plants and trees, unable to be completed due to lack of credit by builders , because of the 2008 Credit Crunch which affected Ireland very badly co Limerick Ireland, Barn Owl pellet suggesting that Barn Owls nesting in the abandoned building
RFMN6P4J–Skin moth (Monopis laevigella) adult on owl pellet. Small insect in the family Tineidae, one of many around owl pellets under barn owl nest
RMC0XR81–Field (a.k.a Short-tailed) Vole Microtus agrestis Skeleton Arranged From Bones Removed From A Barn Owl Pellet
RMF95BWJ–Barn owl, pellet, pellets, Gewölle einer Schleiereule, Schleier-Eule, Tyto alba, auf Stallboden
RMC8YD6P–A Barn owl pellet found in nestbox showing the caterpillar of the Monopis weaverella moth which feeds on the pellets
RF2W9G378–Owl pellet. An Owl's regurgitated remains of undigested prey bones likely of a mouse or small rodent. Whole unbroken version. Isolated on white backg
RF2DAMFHA–Owl pellet laying on the field, bird of prey pellets with fur and bones sticking out, indigested parts of animals eaten by olws, owl spit, vomit
RMD7NYFM–Pellet regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Typical size of a pellet held between a human thumb and fingers
RMRD844G–Ghost Village, properties built and abandoned just prior to completion being colonised by wild plants and trees, unable to be completed due to lack of credit by builders , because of the 2008 Credit Crunch which affected Ireland very badly co Limerick Ireland, Barn Owl pellet suggesting that Barn Owls nesting in the abandoned building
RMBPY745–barn owl (Tyto alba) single adult perched in tree looking at camera, Norfolk, East Anglia, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMF95BRE–Barn owl, pellet, pellets, Gewölle einer Schleiereule, Schleier-Eule, Tyto alba, auf Stallboden
RMC8YCNM–A Barn owl pellet found in nestbox showing the caterpillar of the Monopis weaverella moth which feeds on the pellets
RMBPY4N6–barn owl (Tyto alba) single adult hunting over grass field in Norfolk, East Anglia, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RF2W9G36H–Owl pellet. An Owl's regurgitated remains of undigested prey bones likely of a mouse or small rodent. Broken open version. Isolated on white backgrou
RF2DAMFHY–Owl pellet laying on the field, bird of prey pellets with fur and bones sticking out, indigested parts of animals eaten by olws, owl spit, vomit
RMD7NYWX–Pellet regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Pellet broken in half to reveal skull of a shrew Sorex sp. and Rodent incisors.
RMKCKFHY–Ghost Village, properties built and abandoned just prior to completion being colonised by wild plants and trees, unable to be completed due to lack of credit by builders , because of the 2008 Credit Crunch which affected Ireland very badly co Limerick Ireland, Barn Owl pellet suggesting that Barn Owls nesting in the abandoned building
RM2CPB2R0–. Egyptian birds for the most part seen in the Nile valley . round. The Barn Owl has a custom which those whosuffer from indigestion may well envy, and that isits power of disgorging, after every meal, all theindigestible portions of its dinner in a compact,round, hard pellet, about the size of a nut: andfrom under some of its roosting-places greatbasketsfuU of these pellets have been collected,and men of science analyzing these have obtainedtherefrom the most precise information as to thediet of this much-persecuted bird. From suchobservations the value of its services in our owncountry were
RF2DAMFJ0–Owl pellet laying on the field, bird of prey pellets with fur and bones sticking out, indigested parts of animals eaten by olws, owl spit, vomit
RMD7NYK3–Pellets regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Pellet broken in half to reveal skull of a shrew Sorex sp. and Rodent incisors.
RMRD844F–Ghost Village, properties built and abandoned just prior to completion being colonised by wild plants and trees, unable to be completed due to lack of credit by builders , because of the 2008 Credit Crunch which affected Ireland very badly co Limerick Ireland, Barn Owl pellet suggesting that Barn Owls nesting in the abandoned building
RM2CNGDXJ–. Egyptian birds for the most part seen in the Nile Valley . ound. The Barn Owl has a custom which those whosuffer from indigestion may well envy, and that isits power of disgorging, after every meal, all theindigestible portions of its dinner in a compact,round, hard pellet, about the size of a nut: andfrom under some of its roosting-places greatbasketsfull of these pellets have been collected,and men of science analyzing these have obtainedtherefrom the most precise information as to thediet of this much-persecuted bird. From suchobservations the value of its services in our owncountry were
RMD7NYRP–Pellet regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Pellet broken in half to reveal skull of a shrew Sorex sp. and Rodent incisors.
RM2CPGE2M–. Egyptian birds : for the most part seen in the Nile Valley . ound. The Barn Owl has a custom which those whosuffer from indigestion may well envy, and that isits power of disgorging, after every meal, all theindigestible portions of its dinner in a compact,round, hard pellet, about the size of a nut: andfrom under some of its roosting-places greatbasketsfull of these pellets have been collected,and men of science analyzing these have obtainedtherefrom the most precise information as to thediet of this much-persecuted bird. From suchobservations the value of its services in our owncountry wer
RMD7NYTP–Pellet regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Pellet broken in half to reveal skull of a shrew Sorex sp. and Rodent incisors.
RMD7NYHG–Pellet regurgitated by a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). Pellet broken in half to reveal skull of a shrew Sorex sp. and Rodent incisors.
RM2A9AP9E–BARN OWL (Tyto alba). REGURGITATED PELLETS.Skull and lower jaws bones of a shrew resting on the middle pellet.
RMCNYP66–Barn owl (Tyto alba), pelvic and thigh bone of a mouse, undigested food residue from a pellet
RMCNYP7D–Barn owl (Tyto alba), skull and lower jaw of a mouse, undigested food residue from a pellet
RMCNYP4T–Barn owl (Tyto alba), skull and lower jaw of a mouse, undigested food residue from a pellet
RMCNYP6Y–Barn owl (Tyto alba), skull of a mouse with the long chisel teeth, undigested food residue from a pellet
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