Show us your Owls

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Great batch Andreas

I see you have the KAIYODO spectacled owl babies on tree Congratulation

Thank you very much. But they are not spectacled owls, they are a ninox specie (which i have to look).Much better for my zoo.

Great collection,Andreas! I like the big one in the top right very much,what is it?

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Great collection,Andreas! I like the big one in the top right very much,what is it?

Thank you Vivien. It is by TM (Tom Major? i think)

Wow so many wonderful owls everyone Christophe I love your Kaiyodo snowy owl I must add that one to my collection some day

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Ive had this Snowy Owl for years, no idea who made him....

He is marvellous Steve! Is it made from resin?

Thanks...is it Harriet?...

Yes, it's Harriet

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Suggested by Roger a few weeks ago, I've finally got round to taking photos of my owl collection! One more owl was added yesterday, the 2012 Schleich snowy owl
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So show us your owls

Harriet, the great horned owl is marvellous. Which brand is it?

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Suggested by Roger a few weeks ago, I've finally got round to taking photos of my owl collection! One more owl was added yesterday, the 2012 Schleich snowy owl
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So show us your owls

Harriet, the great horned owl is marvellous. Which brand is it?

I think it's 4D-Master,Joan.

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Harriet, the great horned owl is marvellous. Which brand is it?

Joan, Vivien is right! You can find more information in these 2 topics about the figure - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I'll show my owls soon and I'm enjoying a lot seeing yours! :)

Beautiful owls everyone What a nice topic, owls are so beautiful I will try to take photos of my small owls collection tomorrow :)

Bullyland is definitively the owls lover:
Seeing some old Bully catalogues in the forum we can see the tawny owl already in 1992, the eagle owl in 1995 and it looks the first snowy owl is a 1996 release. There was another snowy owl later and recently the Great grey owl!
Schleich is replying very late to Bullyland, in 1999 a tawny owl, in 2002 an eagle-owl and in 2012 a snowy owl!
CollectA has a single owl since its first year, the 2006 Barn owl;
Safari is an old brand, I don't know if those are all their owls but from my knowledge the first is the great horned owl in 2006, the snowy owl in 2008 and in 2012, a barn owl!
Papo and Mojo Fun hasn't released any owl until now!
It's nice to see from your collections more owls from other brands!
As I collect species here goes my little selection:

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Safari great horned owl; CollectA barn owl, Schleich eagle owl and tawny owl, another CollectA barn owl and the Bullyland great grey owl.

It is missing a snowy owl, almost surely the new Schleich will join my little collection. :)

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Wow so many wonderful owls everyone Christophe I love your Kaiyodo snowy owl I must add that one to my collection some day

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Ive had this Snowy Owl for years, no idea who made him....

He is marvellous Steve! Is it made from resin?

Thanks...is it Harriet?...

Yes, it's Harriet

I hope your signature is new!

As it happens I first heard an Owl when I was on holiday in Kendall and I haven't heard or seen one in the wild since.

Thank you Vivien and Roger

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Wow so many wonderful owls everyone Christophe I love your Kaiyodo snowy owl I must add that one to my collection some day

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Ive had this Snowy Owl for years, no idea who made him....

He is marvellous Steve! Is it made from resin?

Thanks...is it Harriet?...

Yes, it's Harriet

I hope your signature is new!

As it happens I first heard an Owl when I was on holiday in Kendall and I haven't heard or seen one in the wild since.

Do you live in a town or country?
Sometimes I hear a tawny owl at night, they sit either in the old pear tree or on the chimney pots. We also get a barn owl in the disused barns, roosting in the beams.

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Suggested by Roger a few weeks ago, I've finally got round to taking photos of my owl collection! One more owl was added yesterday, the 2012 Schleich snowy owl
So show us your owls

Harriet, the great horned owl is marvellous. Which brand is it?

Thank you Joan! Vivien and Roger are right, it's the fantastic 4D master owl

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Do you live in a town or country?
Sometimes I hear a tawny owl at night, they sit either in the old pear tree or on the chimney pots. We also get a barn owl in the disused barns, roosting in the beams.

I live near a forest and I often can hear tawny owls' distant calls.
I've heard a barn owl once, last summer, and it scared the hell out of me I was with my dog outside (it was almost midnight), and suddenly I heard that dreadful shriek just above my head... I got back home barely alive, I was all shaking. The next day I did some research and I found out it was "only" a harmless barn owl...

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At first, our Ark's only Owls were the three funny little ones at the front of this picture. (They were made as cake decorations.) Then we got a pair of Bullyland Eagle Owls and a pair of Bullyland Snowy Owls.

The big, mean Owl at the back is old Elastolin composition ...

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.... here she is again (on the left), with the cruder Durolin version.

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We have a small composition Forester (maker unknown). Once, he must have been firing a rifle, but one arm, both hands and the rifle were broken off and missing when we bought him. Lesley rebuilt him. Now, he is releasing a K & M Tawny Owl back into the wild.

And that's all our Owls!

Sue & Lesley
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Beautyful owls, - you did it again, Sue & Lesley

I love the way you helped the old forester back to a great job of letting owls go back to freedom

:) :)

Sue & Lesley.....again show us your treasures.

Wow, are marvellous.

Beautiful collection Sue and Lesley! Very unique items Thank You for showing

Magda, what a scary story
Harriet You are lucky to hear owls more often, their voices are beautiful
I had heard different owls few times in my life but once I had also occasion to see wonderful Eagle Owl from very close. That was in Polish region Mazury, popular for vacation in Poland. I went for a walk to the forest at 5am because I couldn't sleep. And then something big moved next to me It was huge owl no more than 3 meters from me! She flew away and I was so happy to see her, what a magnificent, shy flying and huge bird!

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Beautiful collection Sue and Lesley! Very unique items Thank You for showing

Magda, what a scary story
Harriet You are lucky to hear owls more often, their voices are beautiful
I had heard different owls few times in my life but once I had also occasion to see wonderful Eagle Owl from very close. That was in Polish region Mazury, popular for vacation in Poland. I went for a walk to the forest at 5am because I couldn't sleep. And then something big moved next to me It was huge owl no more than 3 meters from me! She flew away and I was so happy to see her, what a magnificent, shy flying and huge bird!

Wow...what an experience that must've been!

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Wow so many wonderful owls everyone Christophe I love your Kaiyodo snowy owl I must add that one to my collection some day

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Ive had this Snowy Owl for years, no idea who made him....

He is marvellous Steve! Is it made from resin?

Thanks...is it Harriet?...

Yes, it's Harriet

I hope your signature is new!

As it happens I first heard an Owl when I was on holiday in Kendall and I haven't heard or seen one in the wild since.

Do you live in a town or country?
Sometimes I hear a tawny owl at night, they sit either in the old pear tree or on the chimney pots. We also get a barn owl in the disused barns, roosting in the beams.

It sounds like you have really pretty surroundings...I want to go back to the Lake District but away from the tourists.

I live in a busy town/city. I have Richmond Park very near me which is nice

" .... I want to go back to the Lake District ...."

Nice to know that you enjoyed your visit to our part of the country, Steve, but you might not like it so much at the moment - gale-force winds, hail-storms covering the fields in white, torrential rain and trees falling like nine-pins!! And C-O-L-D!!

The Owls are being sensible, and keeping under cover.

Sue & Lesley
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Sue and Lesley, I love your HAUSSER ELASTOLIN owl

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Do you live in a town or country?
Sometimes I hear a tawny owl at night, they sit either in the old pear tree or on the chimney pots. We also get a barn owl in the disused barns, roosting in the beams.

I live near a forest and I often can hear tawny owls' distant calls.
I've heard a barn owl once, last summer, and it scared the hell out of me I was with my dog outside (it was almost midnight), and suddenly I heard that dreadful shriek just above my head... I got back home barely alive, I was all shaking. The next day I did some research and I found out it was "only" a harmless barn owl...

they can sound quite scary sometimes, especially the barn owl

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It sounds like you have really pretty surroundings...I want to go back to the Lake District but away from the tourists.

I live in a busy town/city. I have Richmond Park very near me which is nice

Thanks, I love it here, we get a nice lot of wildlife. We're about an hour from the Lake District, but love visiting.

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Beautiful collection Sue and Lesley! Very unique items Thank You for showing

Magda, what a scary story
Harriet You are lucky to hear owls more often, their voices are beautiful
I had heard different owls few times in my life but once I had also occasion to see wonderful Eagle Owl from very close. That was in Polish region Mazury, popular for vacation in Poland. I went for a walk to the forest at 5am because I couldn't sleep. And then something big moved next to me It was huge owl no more than 3 meters from me! She flew away and I was so happy to see her, what a magnificent, shy flying and huge bird!

Eagle owls are so beautiful, I know most owl's eyes are amazing, but I've only seen a few species of owls in real life and I think they're stunning to look at. I've never seen one in the wild. It must be amazing to see one in the wild Anna!

I love the Tawny owl's call, some people think it sound creepy, but I think they sound friendly
A few years ago I was on a walk and came across a baby Tawny Owl on the ground by a fallen tree. I ran home and got my brother to get some photos, he took loads of photos of it. We think he must have fallen from his roost as he was sleepy and not really aware of us. The next day he was gone, so I think he was alright.

I love your owls Sue an Lesley
What lovely collections everyone has

At last, here is my owl collection : the Schleich eagle owl !

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At last, here is my owl collection : the Schleich eagle owl !

Beautiful Owl(-collection),Arnaud!
I hope it gets bigger in 2012.

Very nice owl Arnaud! Congrats :)

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At last, here is my owl collection : the Schleich eagle owl !

And what a beautiful owl he is Arnaud

Beautyful owl :) I have been searching that too but haven't find it yet

Thank you !!! I will definitely get the new snowy owl but I don't know when. It could be in more than a year !

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Thank you !!! I will definitely get the new snowy owl but I don't know when. It could be in more than a year !

Until it doesn't snow you can try to hunt the Schleich tawny owl. But that one you will not find in local shops once is retired a long time ago! :)

Maybe one day, Roger !

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Maybe one day, Roger !

Why don't you use the wish list in our forum? :) Who knows you are lucky! ...and I hope you are!

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Beautyful owl :) I have been searching that too but haven't find it yet

Ohhh, Kiana, I LOVE your avatar

Is it a white-bellied hedgehog ?

Hey don't forget about the Kaiyodo Long-eared Owl, one of my favorites!



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Here is a large, old owl from Schleich :

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He is part of a small range of mascots, as far as I know they were made for the base ball teams of some American Universities .
I have a rat also
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Does any of our American friends know anything about those teams ? - Or perhaps their Dad or Grandad does ? The logos were used in the years 1957 - 1962 :
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The logo says Schleich Biegefiguren ( Schleich Bendies), but they are not bendies, they are very heavy, solid, hard rubber

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Hey don't forget about the Kaiyodo Long-eared Owl, one of my favorites!

One more of Kayodo`s beautyful birds
Thanks for showing

Crow I love your kaiyodo owl!!

Susanne, your rice owl I've never seen before, he's great!

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Hey don't forget about the Kaiyodo Long-eared Owl, one of my favorites!



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What a beautiful owl,Crow!

:) :)

Other mine:

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Here is a large, old owl from Schleich :

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Rice is nice!!

At last I had some time to took photo of my owls' "collection" :) Is 3 a collection OK here is photo
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The one in the middle is Kayiodo but it's magnet, but it belongs to collection anyway, I think it's really beautiful and cute

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Here is a large, old owl from Schleich :

Rice is nice!!

Ana, your magnet-owl is lovely

Anna I love your snowy owls the Kaiyodo Magnet is gorgeous

Thank You very much Harriet and Susanne I also like this Kayiodo magnet very much :) But I think my favorite is Safari Snowy Owl

Beautiful owls, Ana! :)
I've never felt tempted with the Safari snowy owl but I know you and Kiki love it a lot. Who knows I put it in my wish list to make pair with the new Schleich when I find it.
I love a lot the CollectA barn owl but in the middle there's a little and cute bird with magnetic eyes!

That magnet is gorgeous! Too bad it isn't a whole owl

Beautiful owls Ana, I like them all

That's a beautiful Owls greeting card, Ana!

Thank You very much Roger, Kiki, Magda and Ken.
Roger : I love Safari Snowy Owl the pose is beautiful, it's easy to imagine wind between her feathers :) And I think it would be interesting to make pair with Schleich one, but one of them would need repaint, otherwise You would have pair of two females :) Males are all white, aren't they?
Magda Yes, it's shame it isn't complete owl. I considered to sculpt rest of her body

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That's a beautiful Owls greeting card, Ana!

Great idea! Just need to add :Marry Christmas!" and it's done