I can't comment on an owl observation but that most certainly is not a
feather of any owl (nor any frogmouth). Hardly anything distinctive about
that feather in the photo but of the range of common urban birds, I would
suggest it is most likely from a Red Wattlebird.
Philip
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From: Canberrabirds
On Behalf Of
Sent: Tuesday, 7 March, 2023 2:56 PM
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Cc: Peregrine Sharyn Halyday
Subject: Feather ID
Hello All
Sharyn had an owl visit her garden recently and has sent the attached photo
of a feather. Please contact Sharyn if you can provide an ID.
Thanks
Margaret Robertson
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