Who knows if these FYI questions to the New York Times from readers are even real, but nonetheless, it’s interesting to learn that owls do inhibit the city, although they tend to like parks better. But John Delaney of the Wildlife Conservation Society offers up this brilliant reason for why owls can habitat other parts of the city too: “The fact that birds have wings and can move about the city like few other animals can means they can turn up anywhere.” |NYT|