This is pretty interesting. It seems Montana is getting more than its share of snowy owls this winter . . .
More snowy owls appear to have migrated from the Arctic to Montana and other states this winter in search of food.
The owls are identifiable by their brilliant white color, measure 2 feet tall or taller and have wingspans of nearly 5 feet.
In Montana, the owls have been seen from Kalispell to Plentywood and as far south as the Crow Reservation.
Last week, one snowy owl was spotted in the area of the Kidsports complex and Glacier High School in north Kalispell while five owls were observed in the Somers area.