Wow! What a stunner! 🤩
It might be the fluffiest plumicorn pic I’ve come across. So magnificent.
Absolutely fabulous!
Your avatar is particularly appropriate here.
A blonde owl!
It’s got some beautiful color, but I so rarely come across photos of them. It just popped into my head so I searched up a nice one.
This one is pretty beautiful as well, and shows off some more of the body and a cute expression. This person did a good job highlighting the eyes are exactly black, just dark brown.
Very beautiful color. I agree! I didn’t know south america had a long-eared owl but in a different color than ours.
It used to be classified in genus Pseudoscops with the Jamaican Owl, but now it’s an Asio with the other Long and Short Eared owls.
I’m used to seeing darker Jamaican Owls, but it seems there are some lighter shaded ones as well. Maybe they are just younger ones, as all the description just call them rufous/red-brown.
tAll the other Asios look darker to me than the standard US or Eurasian Long Eareds.
The last picture has strong cat vibes. What does “rufuous” means?
The ears are very feline looking here.
Rufous is a red/brown color. Rouille is the closest French word I saw.
Thank you for you explanation on a wide variety of topics! Rouille is rust. So I guess it fits as a translation either than or roux which is orange-like, maybe mix with a bit of brown or leaning on the reds and that is the way we speak in french about red head.
It’s been a minute since we had a language lesson together! I saw roux as an option, but didn’t see it as a color sample, just referring to a redhead, so I want sure if it was used as a regular color. Roux to me is just a sauce base. 😁
I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone use rufous as an everyday color in English, I just see it referring to birds, so it may be mainly a biological term, as I believe I saw it came from the Latin rufus.
