Welcome to Ecology Blueprints, where wildlife and human ecology meet. This blog celebrates the wonder of nature, exploring the wildlife that thrives in our oceans, skies, cities, and wild spaces. Whether you’re here to learn, build, or be inspired, you’re in the right place. At OBDK, we believe every space should be a classroom, so you’ll find our Conservation in a Box blueprints on this page—real tools for real-world stewardship.
Dive into the fascinating world of the Barred Owl, exploring its characteristics, habitat, diet, reproduction, and one outstanding fact that will leave you in awe.
The Great Horned Owl is a formidable and highly adaptable bird of prey that can thrive in a wide range of habitats.
Great Grey Owl is a remarkable bird you'll want to know more about. Its large size, fantastic hunting skills, and unique characteristics make it a standout in the forest.
Barn owls are a fascinating species of bird with many unique characteristics. Their silent flight, excellent hunting abilities, and distinctive appearance make them a popular subject for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.
These birds are mainly found in the Arctic regions of North America and Eurasia, where they inhabit vast tundra landscapes and often soar over the snow and ice in search of their next meal.
This owl stands alone among its cousins in the owl world.
Standing 6 to 8 inches in height, don't let the stature of the Northern Saw-whet Owl mislead you!.
Razorbills are sea birds that have very distinct markings. They have white feathers on their fronts and black feathers on their backs, including their faces.
Gannets have a very distinct appearance. They have white feathers with black markings at the outer edge of their wings.
Seagulls technically aren’t a species. They’re a name that we colloquially give to various species of gulls that we associate with living near the ocean.
Grey-headed Woodpeckers can be found in Europe and Asia. They stand about 10 inches tall and weigh 6-8 ounces.
These are a type of canid that can be found in Asia. They’re an interesting species that look like a fox but are around the size of a German shepherd – yet genetically, they’re close to African Wild Dogs.
