CLEAN : Bird-watchers delight as snowy owl perches atop Washington train station

The speaker shares their excitement about seeing a snowy owl for the first time, adding it to their life list. They discuss the contrast between the wildness of the owl and the urban setting of Washington, DC, particularly at Union Station. The owl's presence is surprising, but it has good food sources like rats and pigeons, leading to its regular visits over several days.

What is the narrator's reaction to seeing a snowy owl for the first time?

• They are scared.

• They are disappointed.

• They are excited and add it to their life list.

• They are indifferent.

What does the narrator find interesting about the snowy owl's presence in Washington, DC?

• The owl's bright colors.

• The owl's size compared to other birds.

• The contrast between the wild owl and the iconic cityscape.

• The owl's ability to mimic human sounds.

Where is the snowy owl spotted by the narrator?

• In a suburban backyard.

• At Union Station.

• At a zoo.

• In a forest.

What food sources are mentioned as being available for the snowy owl in the city?

• Small mammals and reptiles.

• Fruits and seeds.

• Rats and pigeons.

• Fish and insects.

How often does the snowy owl visit the area according to the narrator?

• Every few hours.

• Once a month.

• Only during the weekends.

• At the same time each day.