Wild or tame?

In Poland, you can go to a cat café more and more often, and sometimes to a rabbit café. Meanwhile, in Japan, there are quite a few such "cafes" where you can eat and drink in the company of various species of animals. The principle is always similar: you pay an entrance fee, then you can order food and drink on the spot (paid separately) and observe, pet, sometimes feed, and sometimes just take pictures of the animals that live in a given place, such as cats, dogs, shiba inu, otters, squirrels...

I visited a similar place today, although without the option of eating. In Kamakura, I went to the "Owls' Forest", where a dozen or so birds of various species live. Visitors can take pictures of them and (in moderation) pet them.

Since I was there at noon, most of the owls were napping, so I didn't bother petting them. However, I have a few photos that I'm sharing with you :)

I'm not labeling the species in the photos, because apart from the barn owl (in the first photos), I haven't recognized any other yet. I'll add captions later if possible.