The Barred Owl is a common owl and often can be seen hunting in daytime or around dusk. Often settling in areas where a branch meets the trunk of a tree, they are opportunistic in their search for a home, using existing trees holes, or dense leafy areas for nesting. Each box is made from all cedar and comes with a 7-inch entry hole. The box is vented, has drains and a side clean-out door. Nesting material is included. Mount this box high in a tree in dense woodlands with sparse undergrowth. Suggested mounting height: 20ft+ on a tree trunk near a branch. Overall Size: 12” Wide x 26 1/2” High x 11 1/2” Deep.	Screech owls prefer abandoned woodpecker holes or neglected nests or tree snags, but will gladly accept a condo that’s man-made in their honor. These all-cedar boxes come fi lled with shavings, with a 3-inch opening, vented side holes, a graduated roof for maximum dryness and a side cleanout panel. Suggested mounting height: at least 15+ feet on a tree trunk . Overall Size: 9” Wide x 21 1/2” High x 9 1/2” Deep.

AWARE and WorkShopCreations.com

AWARE (Atlanta Wildlife Animal Rescue Effort) is proud to announce our partnership with local Norcross
craftsmen Robert May and Lee Baker (WorkShopCreations.com), to launch a new fund-raising program to
Atlanta and surrounding communities. Habitats for HOOTIES are beautiful natural wood houses for owls. The
sale of these houses will support the rehabilitation efforts for injured wildlife at the AWARE center and their
use will provide our wonderful nocturnal raptors with more nesting opportunities. Handmade in Georgia, these
boxes are made of high quality western cedar and are designed according to Audubon specifi cations.
Consider supporting AWARE by giving a special gift to someone that benefi ts the receiver as well as the feathered
residents. The proceeds of your purchase goes directly to help wildlife at AWARE. Or, if you choose to order
from WorkShopCreations.com, please mention AWARE in the comments section of your order and we will
receive a 15% donation from your total purchase!

DID YOU KNOW?
6 There are approximately 134 different kinds of owls in the world and 18 species in North America.
6 If owls are present in your neighborhood, that is a great indicator of a well balanced ecosystem.
They are nature’s way of keeping the rodent population “in check”.
6 Owls use their extraordinary vision & excellent hearing to locate their prey. They are one of the
few birds that have binocular vision - i.e. they cannot move their eyes so they rotate their heads
instead. They also have windshield wiper eyelids to help keep their eyes clean!
6 Owls have amazing fl exibility in their necks - they have almost full circle rotation - with 14 neck
bones as opposed to humans’ 7.
6 Native Americans called owls the “Night Eagle”.
6 These owls have been known to live up to 26 years in captivity and 10 years in the wild. Great
Horned Owls are the only known natural predators and most deaths are likely to be related to
man (shootings & car collisions, poisonings, etc).
6 All owls are protected by state and federal regulations. It is illegal to capture or kill an owl or be
in possession of their feathers.