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gold :)
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• #153
Hahahahah!!! Hilarious.
the slap bass is HILARIOUS!
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• #155
That is the roundest owl I have ever seen
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• #156
I still dislike them
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Eagle Owl - The Second Largest in the World.
Taken at Warwick Castle.I watched this huge bird munch down a chick with no problem. Interwesting.
Photography © by Martin J Knight (ie LaLiLuLeLo)
Mid-flight
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• #162
These are not the owls you are looking for...
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• #163
Still not liking owls. Creepy.
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• #164
In Soviet Russia, owls don't like you
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• #165
owl giving you the eye
stroke owl
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Bump.
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• #167
fishing owl
Woooah, what a beauty
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^ Needs to go in the 'Fishy looking bikes' thread.
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nice!
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• #173
the owl support agency were here looking for dov
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BUBO
After Perseus' first encounter with Calibos in the marshes he loses his magical helmet, Zeus decides to provide him with a replacement to aid him in his quest to save the princess. Bubo was Athena's beloved magical owl, Zeus commands her to hand over her owl to Perseus, but she "will never part" with her owl. She decides to build an exact replica of Bubo but made of brass and iron with the help of Hephaestus. Perseus, Ammon, Thalo and the princess find themselves lost in the desert in search of the Stygian Witches with nothing in the horizon as far as they can see. Out of nowhere this mysterious flying object appears in the distance, as it gets closer they realize that its an owl, an owl made of iron. Perseus seems to be the only one who understands its language of clicks and weird sounds. Bubo shows them the way to the Stygian Witches and towards the end of the film he rescues Pegasus from the clutches of the Cavemen and actually attacks the Kraken. In the final moments of the film when the Kraken knocks down Perseus and Pegasus and the head of medusa lands in the water but Bubo reaches for the head and gives it to Perseus who then turns the Kraken into stone.*
Plus he was created before R2D2
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YouTube- The Amazing Lyrebird of Australia - Unseen Footage