Default Posture: close guardant.
No default orientation.
No default tincture.
See also: Owl in Pictorial Dictionary of Heraldry.
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The October 2018 LoAR held that this depiction is unregistrable because the posture is unidentifiable; the legs are positioned as if affronty, but the wings and tail are positioned as if close.
The October 2018 LoAR held that this depiction is unregistrable because the posture is unidentifiable; the legs are positioned as if affronty, but the wings and tail are positioned as if close. Also, the leg should not overlap the tail feathers.
The October 2018 LoAR held that this depiction is unregistrable because the posture is unidentifiable; the legs are positioned as if affronty, but the wings and tail are positioned as if close.
Source: Pennsic Traceable Art. Adapted from an illustration by Torric inn Björn. Artist: Thomas Ouswood. Source: Pennsic Traceable Art. Artist: Thomas Ouswood. Adapted from an illustration by Torric inn Björn.
The October 2018 LoAR held that this depiction is unregistrable because the posture is unidentifiable; the legs are positioned as if affronty, but the wings and tail are positioned as if close. Also, the leg should not overlap the tail feathers.
Source: Two Tudor Books of Arms (Page 278, arms of Edward á Pris). Artist: Robert Cooke. . Source: Two Tudor Books of Arms. Artist: Robert Cooke. (Page 278, arms of Edward á Pris.)
Proper coloration: brown, unless owl is blazoned as a type with distinctive coloration (e.g. a “snowy owl proper” would be argent).
Source: Hours of the Earls of Ormond (Harley MS 2887, f. 29r). Artist: Unknown Illustrator. Adapted by Waḫrii ̯ a of St Christina the Astonishing. Source: Hours of the Earls of Ormond (Harley MS 2887, f. 29r.) Artist unknown. Adapted by Waḫrii ̯ a of St Christina the Astonishing.