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]]''"The Mundanes believe owls to be a symbol of wisdom. With the Moon Owl, I'm inclined to believe it. When looking into the eyes of these creatures, you get the sense that they just...'' know''." - Celyddon Rosser, author of Enchanted Fauna'' | ]]''"The Mundanes believe owls to be a symbol of wisdom. With the Moon Owl, I'm inclined to believe it. When looking into the eyes of these creatures, you get the sense that they just...'' know''." - [[Celyddon Rosser]], author of Enchanted Fauna'' | ||
The Blue Moon Owl (''Tyto caerulea''), typically just referred to as Moon Owl or Blue Masked Owl, is a magical bird species native to the British Isles. These intelligent creatures bear a striking resemblance to common barn owls during daylight hours. However, their remarkable feature reveals itself at night when they are illuminated by moonlight, as their plumage takes on a captivating blue sheen. | The Blue Moon Owl (''Tyto caerulea''), typically just referred to as Moon Owl or Blue Masked Owl, is a magical bird species native to the British Isles. These intelligent creatures bear a striking resemblance to common barn owls during daylight hours. However, their remarkable feature reveals itself at night when they are illuminated by moonlight, as their plumage takes on a captivating blue sheen. | ||