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Bonus Owl Questions
100

Many birds of prey swallow their meals whole, but since they can’t digest certain parts like bones and fur, they expel these indigestible remains in this compact form.

What is a pellet? 

100

This owl is Harry Potter's loyal companion, delivering mail to him throughout the series.

Who is Hedwig?

100

This type of tree, native to North America, produces a popular nut used in pies and has leaves that are pinnately compound.

What is a pecan tree?

100

This ancient beverage, often referred to as "the drink of the gods," was made by fermenting honey with water and sometimes fruits or spices.

What is mead?

100

True or False. Owls are efficient nest builders.

False. Owls are notoriously known for being bad at creating nests. Instead, they use tree cavities.

200

This is the smallest owl species in Wesselman Woods.  

What is the eastern screech owl, Megascops asio?

200

In the 1970s, this animated owl became famous for asking "How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?"

Who is Mr. Owl?

200

This evergreen shrub is known for its glossy, spiny leaves, and stays green all through the winter months.

What is a holly bush?

200

This byproduct of alcoholic fermentation contributes to the characteristic bubbles in sparkling wines and beers.

What is carbon dioxide?

200

Barred owls typically weigh around this many pounds, making them a medium sized owl.

What is 1 to 2 pounds?

300

The call of this owl is often described by the phrase "Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?"

What is a barred owl?

300

Who is the avian environmental ally of Smokey Bear that advises Americans to "Give a Hoot - Don't Pollute!"

Who is Woodsy Owl?

300

This tree, native to North America, is known for its knobby “knees” and its ability to thrive in wetlands and swamps. 

What is a bald cypress? 

300

Name three native organic materials found in Wesselman Woods that can be used during fermentation?

What is pawpaw, sassafras leaves, nettle, mushrooms, walnuts, maypop? 

300

Owls are known for their ability to turn their heads this far in degrees, allowing them to look over their shoulders without moving their bodies.

What is 270 degrees?

400

Despite being the most widely distributed owl across the globe, this owl is endangered in many areas - including Indiana.

What is a barn owl?

400

This band, famous for hits like "Fireflies," has a name that references owls.

Who are Owl City?

400

The Sassafras tree is unique for having this many distinct leaf shapes on the same tree.

What is four? Oval, mitten-shaped (right and left), and three-lobed.

400

In brewing, this process involves adding hops to the wort during boiling to impart bitterness and aroma, a step that follows initial fermentation.

What is hopping?

400

The great horned owl gets its name from these distinctive feather tufts on its head, which resemble horns. What are these tufts called?

What are plumicorns?

500

The average human grip strength is between 65 - 105 PSI (pounds per square inch). Great horned owls have an impressive grip strength, capable of exerting up to this many pounds of pressure per square in with their talons.

What is 300 PSI?

500

In Greek mythology, this goddess is often depicted with an owl, symbolizing wisdom.

Who is Athena?

500

This tall, fast-growing tree, known for its distinctive tulip-shaped flowers and vibrant yellow-green leaves, is the state tree of Indiana and ___________.

Tulip poplar. What is Tennessee?

500

This popular Indiana brewing distributor offers a pawpaw-flavored beer called "Pawpaw," a golden sour ale that showcases the unique flavor of the Indiana banana.

Who is Upland Brewing Co?

500

Eastern screech owls are most active during these twilight hours in order to avoid larger birds who are nocturnal or diurnal.

What is crepuscular?

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