The second graders did research about the owls that live on the island of Maui. By Shanelle Pueos lay their eggs on the ground. Other owls lay their eggs in trees. Owl eggs are oval.
Owls have sharp claws, they eat mice and rats.
The pueo picks it's food up with their claws. Pueos are special. There are pueos in Olinda, but you can't find barn owls. In Mrs. Dickinson's class there is a poster all about pueos. Today we saw a real pueo, but they stuffed the pueo because it was dead.