(Anne says: look a bit left of center in the photo above.)
The skull was about 1 inch in length and the molars only a couple mm in size. Never could see a bottom jaw, my guess is that it was pulverized in the owl's gullet.
Comin' straight on for you! Look closely at this one (above) and the previous skull image... lots of the soft nose tissue is still intact!
Photo of the pellet artist! Here she or he is, the same morning the pellet was discovered, happily resting after a long night of owl activities...
Comin' straight on for you! Look closely at this one (above) and the previous skull image... lots of the soft nose tissue is still intact!
Photo of the pellet artist! Here she or he is, the same morning the pellet was discovered, happily resting after a long night of owl activities...
Anne says: This is the kind of hacking we like. Thanks to Lyn and company!
Thanks for posting these, Anne... hope no one's breakfast was disturbed. Always love your thought provoking titles!
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