@weaniejeanie53 that's good although if they don't want to disturb the owl they won't have sex checked them.
A female owl may be more likely to adopt an obscure home if she is brooding owlets. Why does management always refer to "He" ?
Why not?
It's a *very* long-standing convention (which began in British jurisprudence) that in the absence of specific information as to sex, references to "he" can be construed to include "she".
It's just a traditional shorthand, nothing more.
" Like the Godzilla movies where they refer to Godzilla as He, even after finding the eggs She has laid"
The WHOLE - AND VERY CLEAR - POINT of that was to emphasise the "otherness" (specifically the asexual/hermaphroditic reproduction) of the creature - do YOU know he's not laying clones?
Not to mention the wantonly violent city-trashing - a pretty "alpha male" way to behave.
Get a bloody grip, and stop wasting your life away looking for things to be offended by.
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