Errol is a village in Scotland, near Perth, which may have served as inspiration for the name of the Weasley family owl. It is also the name of a dragon in an early Terry Pratchett novel that flies into windows and has the tendency to explode.

Errol is a character in the Harry Potter book series. He is a great grey owl and one of the Weasley family's pets. Errol was owned by the Weasley family. In his old age, he was proving to be very...

One of the Weasley family's owls, Errol was ancient by the time we meet him in the books. Errol was somewhat unreliable due to his poor eyesight, which caused him to hit objects in mid-flight.

Not even the owl actor who plays Errol could really crash like that—like other birds, owls have hollow bones and are much too fragile to slam into tables and windows. In the movie, they filmed a real Great Gray Owl flying gracefully through the Errol scenes.

Mar 14, 2017 · Errol is an elderly owl owned by the Weasley family. Post owl deliveries are difficult for Errol at his age, but he does his best. When Mr. Weasley sent Harry an “enormous fruitcake and assorted meat pies,” the poor owl needed five days to recover ( GF3 ).

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Errol is a beloved character in the Harry Potter series and is the long-time owl of the Weasley family. Despite his age and declining health, Errol is always ready to deliver post to Harry Potter and his friends.

Errol is the Weasleys' owl. He is a very old owl and is often described as not quite fit to deliver letters anymore. "Errol is the Weasley family’s elderly and unreliable owl. He has a tendency to collapse during deliveries." "Errol keels over and lies motionless when he arrives with the other...

The great grey owl is a species of owl and was one possible corporeal form of the Patronus Charm.[2] The Weasley's owl, Errol, was a great grey owl.[1] Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone...

Errol might be an owl… But even the wizarding world relies on magical beasts like him to do important things. In this case, Errol was the Weasleys’ messenger.