A stained glass window panel of a great horned owl perched on an oak branch under a full moon, in a wide landscape 16:9 rectangular composition. The owl sits in the center of the panel facing the viewer, with tall pointed ear tufts, large glowing amber-orange eyes, a white throat patch, and mottled brown, tan, and black feather glass with fine painted detail. It grips a thick brown oak branch that runs across the lower third of the panel from left to right, with dark talons wrapped around it. Behind the owl, a large pale yellow full moon with soft crater markings sits slightly to the upper left of center. The night sky is built from irregular pieces of textured cobalt blue and deep violet glass with tiny bubbles, scattered with about a dozen small gold glass stars. Clusters of lobed oak leaves in emerald, lime, and olive green glass spread from the branch on both the left and right sides. Thick dark lead lines separate every glass piece, light shines through so the colors glow like a real window, and the whole panel is framed by a border of square ruby red textured glass tiles. Rich jewel tones, symmetrical, decorative, calm night mood. No text, no signature.