Owl (fukuroo) (05)
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Qwl (fukuro, fukurō, Japan)
***** Location: Japan, other areas
***** Season: All Winter
***** Category: Animal
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Explanation

Bizen Statue by Takagaki Mondo 高垣門土
Owls are best observed in winter, when the leaves are gone and the nights are lone. Their mating season is in mid-winter, so they can also be heared more often at this time. A good place for owls is Hokkaido.
owl, ural owl fukuroo 梟
snow owl, shirofukuroo, 白梟
horned owls, mimizuku 木菟, ミミズク , zuku菟
collared scops owl、ookonohazuku 大木葉菟
..... (Otus bakkamoena)
Buddhabird owl, konohazuku 木の葉菟 コノハズク (Otus scops japonicus)
.... see Buddhabird (buppoosoo)
The owl in Japan is an auspicious animal, because of its name, pronounced fukuroo. Read as fu kuroo 不苦労, it means "no hardships, no trouble". Therefore, little things with an owl are very popular in Japan.
Mother (o-fukuro お袋) and haiku
Gabi Greve
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Worldwide use
Canada

snowy owl = harfeng des neiges
Snowy owls are found all over Canada in the winter time. They are extremely beautiful owls, all white with black patches, so that are well camouflaged in our forests in winter.
snowy owl
stares at the moon
image of her eyes
harfeng des neiges
qui fixe la lune
image de ses yeux
Richard Vallance 2008
CANADA SAIJIKI
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Germany
Eule, Uhu.
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Things found on the way
Snowy Owl on Driftwood
by ROBERT BATEMAN

© Artline.com
http://www.artline.vaxxine.com/nature/bateman/snowyowlondriftwood.htm
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NATIONAL WILDLIFE MAGAZINE

Kim Steininger
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
"I took this picture right before I ducked," says Steininger. On a bird-watching trip in Ontario, Canada, last winter, the network administrator noticed that one of the great gray owls she was photographing was staring back at her. "I didn’t think anything of it until it started flying at me," she says. Before getting out of the way, Steininger captured this digital photo with a 500mm telephoto lens.
Look at a great page with amazing nature photos, January 2006
http://www.nwf.org/nationalwildlife/printerFriendly.cfm?issueID=79&articleID=1158
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HAIKU
Dusk -
silently a snow owl
changes trees.
Deepening dusk -
an owl adds its voice
to the campfire song.
(1st place in the Shiki Double Kukai, February, 2004,
6th place in the 2004 Shiki Annual Double kukai)
Early night -
the great horned owls
hoot their off-key duets.
This cold night,
through the grave yard echoes
an owl's "whooo". . .
Zhanna P. Rader
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On my walk yesterday …. It was Late evening- saw a pair of owls … sitting on a low branch hooting away to glory!
I stopped to look and surprisingly one flew away, the other bent down to look at me!
night chill . . .
awake with me
the owl’s hoot
snow owl . . .
her resonant call rips
across the twilight
Kala Ramesh, India
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Related words
***** Buddhabird (buppoosoo)
"Owl in green leaves" konohazuku 木の葉木莵 , 小葉木菟
..... aobazuku 青葉木莵
kigo for all summer
***** Mother (o-fukuro) Japan
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行く秋を おしくらまんじゅ 背中押し
英名 = Hokkaido Fral Owl。
Look at a photo and read more here:
. Owl by BLOG KUKAI Senior21 .
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The Eagle Owl has brown-black upper parts and tawny-buff ear tufts. Its facial disc is tawny-buff, speckled black-brown with dense freckling on the forehead and crown.
It has a black bill and claws, and the irises of its eyes are orange.
Read more here:
. Eagle Owl .
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the snow owl --
old hands drop the tea cup
for the first time
Aalix Roake
http://tinywords.com/haiku/2006/12/14
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