PRINT/BURROWING OWL

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a detailed illustration of burrowing owls in their natural habitat. Two adult owls, with mottled brown and cream feathers, stand alertly near the entrance of their burrow. Behind them, various tall grasses and yellow flowering plants provide a backdrop, suggesting a natural, open prairie or grassland setting. Within the burrow, two juvenile owls peek out, their round faces and wide eyes observing their surroundings. The illustration is signed by the artist and labeled with the name "Burrowing Owl" and its scientific designation, "Speotyto cunicularia," emphasizing the focus on this distinctive species.

The image depicts a detailed illustration of burrowing owls in their natural habitat. Two adult owls, with mottled brown and cream feathers, stand alertly near the entrance of their burrow. Behind them, various tall grasses and yellow flowering plants provide a backdrop, suggesting a natural, open prairie or grassland setting. Within the burrow, two juvenile owls peek out, their round faces and wide eyes observing their surroundings. The illustration is signed by the artist and labeled with the name "Burrowing Owl" and its scientific designation, "Speotyto cunicularia," emphasizing the focus on this distinctive species.

Name/Title

PRINT/BURROWING OWL

Entry/Object ID

2002.25.77

Description

Burrowing Owl Print 1975

Collection

HISTORY

Made/Created

Artist

ARTHUR SINGER

Date made

1975

Notes

Early Date: 1975

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

PRINT/BURROWING OWL

Dimensions

Width

16 in

Length

20 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Paper

Condition

Overall Condition

Good