Thanks, AlanDP, for the suggestion. A barred owl fits my sighting much more than a great horned owl, especially the white face and the more "slanted" black eyes. 
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My old "owl sounds" website is still up, where you can listen to some mp3s of barred owls. I recorded them outside my house one night.
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