This bird has flown. A rare snowy owl that made itself at home in Cypress — far away from its usual habitat — over the last month has moved on.
A snowy owl that found its way to a rooftop in west Orange County has flown the coop, according to local birders who rapturously monitored the unique visitor over the last month.without warning in early December
The owl took up temporary residence in Orange County, far from its typical habitat in the Arctic regions of North America.
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