Referring Clues

• Some are horned
• Temple footballers
• Wise ones
• Birds in barns
• Predators on mice
• Two residents of the Old Man's beard, in a Lear verse
• They fly by night
• Mice catchers
• Good mousers
• Rice University nickname
• Hooters
• Night fliers
• Barn birds
•     Temple University team, with "the"
• Birds with rare binocular vision
• Big-eyed birds
• Birds whose heads can rotate 135 degrees left or right
• Mouse catchers
• They're known for head-turning
• Nocturnal hunters
• Fifth-year exams at Hogwarts
• Birds that may be spotted
• Predators of mice
• They give a hoot
• They swoop down on mice
• Mail carriers at Hogwarts
• Wise ones?
• Harry Potter's Hedwig, et al.
• Night birds
• Mail deliverers at Hogwarts
• Nocturnal birds of prey
• They prey at night
• Barn-dwelling birds
• Mail deliverers in the Harry Potter books
• Temple's team
• Avian symbols of wisdom
• Night callers
• Hooters at night
• Fly-by-nighters?
• Temple attendees cheer for them
• Hogwarts messengers
• Big-eyed fliers
• Nocturnal hooters
• Symbols of wisdom
• Ululating birds
• Night hunters
• Supposedly wise birds
• Impressive head-turners
• Hooting birds
• Hooting hunters
• Temple University team
• Hogwarts mail carriers
• Fly-by-night critters
• Birds with binocular vision
• Barn denizens
• Birds of prey
• Nocturnal birds
• They prey every night
• Some may be spotted
• Snowy and gray?
• Barn and screech
• They sometimes have great horns
• Parliament members
• Nocturnal preyers
• Some mice catchers
• Temple U. athletes
• Night people
• Nocturnal rat catchers
• Wizarding world messengers
• "Legend of the Guardians" birds
• Feathered mouse-hunters
• Rice athletes
• Their necks can turn 270 degrees
• Mouse hunters
• Hoot givers
• 22-Across denizens
• Temple U. team
• Forest hooters
• They may give a hoot
• Snowy birds
• Feathery predators
• Late-night fliers
• "Harry Potter" birds
• Feathered head-turners
• Fly-by-night sorts?
• Messengers in Harry Potter books
• Ones taking night flights?
• Hooters that come out at night
• Predatory hooters
• Letter carriers in "Harry Potter"
• Messengers at Hogwarts
• A group of them is called a parliament
• Airborne predators
• Fly-by-night types?
• Head-turning night fliers
• Hooting fliers
• They like the night life
• Fly-by-night birds
• Hogwarts mail deliverers
• What big eyes they have
• Pride : lions :: parliament : ___
• Team from Temple
• Raptors
• Hooters in the night
• Lions : pride :: : parliament
• Temple University's team
• Rice University athletes
• Harry Potter series messengers
• Fly-by-nights?
• Nocturnal screechers
• Knot : toads :: parliament : ___
• Barn and Screech, e.g.
• A type of clover
• Temple University athletes
• 'Wise' birds
• Hogwarts' fifth-year exams, for short
• Hogwarts delivery system
• Birds whose heads can move 270°
• Impressive headturners
• Avian hooters
• Big-eyed hooters
• Night hooters
• Hogwarts birds
• Halloween flyers
• Nocturnal horned creatures
• Nighttime birds
• Pride : lions : parliament : ___
• Real head-turners?
• Some rat catchers
• Mail carriers in Rowling tales
• Birds that give a hoot
• Nocturnal fliers
• Wise birds
• "Wise" birds
• Night-flying birds
• "Wise" sorts
• Birds of Minerva
• Birds making 'orrible noises?
• Nocturnal creatures
• Nocturnal predators
• Some barn dwellers
• Wise crowd
• Some screechers
• Chicago indie rock band, The ___
• Little River Band "Night ___"
• "Sensing ___" Jose Gonzalez
• Little River Band "The Night ___"
• Hearts broken from wails in parliament?
• Not all fowls may be found in barns
• They fly low, perhaps, over the sierra
• Headless chickens? Proverbially, the opposite
• Nocturnal flyers
• Temple athletes
• Night flyers
• Animals known for superior eyesight
• Slow-moving birds
• Slow movement from 25 9
• They hoot at night
• Group called a parliament
• Rice U. team
• Birds with "screech" and "barn" varieties
• Terribly slow birds
• Are they slow to flap around?
• Do they fly in slow motion?
• Birds seen in barns
• They have beaks (or hooters?)
• Birds that hoot
• Ron's Pigwidgeon and Harry's Hedwig, e.g.
• Birds of the night
• Birds slow in movement
• Nocturnal birds with big eyes
• Terribly slow nocturnal hunters
• Larger birds displacing half the swallows
• Birds making 'orrible noises?
• Mouse-hunting birds
• Murder : crows :: parliament : ___
• Birds
• Barn hooters
• Can they be slow in flight?
• Nocturnal animals
• Halloween birds
• Birds in the academic seal of Rice University
• Corvine : crows :: strigine : ___
• Birds that can turn their heads 270° in either direction
• Birds associated with wisdom
• Creatures that can have asymmetrical ears, which aid in hunting
• Birds with huge eyes
• Rowling's Hedwig and Lewis' Glimfeather
• Hogwarts letter carriers
• Birds that might give a hoot
• Birds with big eyes
• Birds with a "snowy" variety
• You can't say they won't give a hoot!
• Birds that are an anagram of "slow"
• Birds sometimes found in barns
• Birds that can rotate their necks 270 degrees
• Birds heard at night
• Birds associated with Athena
• Head-turning birds
• Creatures with asymmetrical ears for accuracy in hunting
• Birds whose eyes don't move
• Birds that can twist their heads almost 360°
• Bevy : quails :: parliament : ___
• Barred ones sound like they're saying "Who cooks for you?"
• Birds that produce pellets
• Temple U. players
• Birds that symbolize wisdom
• "Barn" or "barred" birds
• Birds in a battle in Hawaiian legend
• Birds capable of 270° head turns
• "Barred" or "great horned" birds
• Birds that can swivel their necks 270 degrees
• Birds that hunt at night
• Parliament birds
• Mice hunters
• Parliament members?
• Stealthy flyers
• Nighttime hooters
• Birds whose young sometimes face-plant to sleep
• Fly-by-night types?