Her best friend, Willie, who has a pet lion named Billie, is also involved, as well as an otter, an owl and a pair of dogs: Pepe, a neighbor's pooch, and Rose's pet, Love, who likes asparagus.
She was like an animal, he thought, as silent and begrudging as an owl.
The kakapo, also known as an "owl parrot" is also a native of New Zealand.
Fulham manager Roy Hodgson stars as an owl, Jesus and Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull in this week's Gallery.
After all, Dad can eat like a horse and swim like a fish; he is strong as a gorilla, wise as an owl.
Wallace read the Big Book and enjoyed making fun of its cheesy 1930s adman vocabulary to his friends: "tosspot," "Dave Sheen heels," "boiled as an owl".
If not careful in its usual place up in the trees, this primate often wound up as an owl's midnight feast.
Sasha peered at the image through glasses with eyes as big and round as an owl's, and erupted in laugher.
In the standard 1895 "Swan Lake," choreographed by Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa, a single dancer portrays Rothbart in his human form and as an owl.
From the top down, Amélie (Audrey Tautou) consists of: a bob of black hair, irises as wide as an owl's, the mouth of a minx, and, farther south, a heart only slightly smaller than the Massif Central.
He enters his senior season as the leader in career receptions (205), receiving yards (2,828) and receiving touchdowns (40; the next closest player has 18), and barring injury will also claim most career touchdowns and total points as an Owl.
