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Photos: Great gray owl visits Two Harbors

People gather to watch and photograph a great gray owl in Two Harbors.

Great gray owl is perched on an evergreen tree.
A great gray owl hunts from the top of a spruce tree along Minnesota Highway 61 on Saturday in Two Harbors. The great gray owl is a true owl, and is the world's largest species of owl by length.
Clint Austin / Duluth Media Group
Clint Austin
By Clint Austin
January 19, 2025 at 6:00 AM
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A small group of people gather to watch a great gray owl along Minnesota Highway 61 on Saturday in Two Harbors.
Clint Austin / Duluth Media Group
A person in winter clothing uses a large camera behind a fence
A person photographs a great gray owl from a railroad bridge spanning Minnesota Highway 61 on Saturday in Two Harbors.
Clint Austin / Duluth Media Group
Great gray owl is perched in an evergreen tree.
A great gray owl hunts from the top of a spruce tree along Minnesota Highway 61 on Saturday in Two Harbors.
Clint Austin / Duluth Media Group
People in winter clothing use large cameras, seen from behind.
Photographers with large telephoto lenses create images of a great gray owl along Minnesota Highway 61 on Saturday in Two Harbors.
Clint Austin / Duluth Media Group
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Clint Austin
By Clint Austin
A photographer at the Duluth News Tribune since August 2003.
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