You get a better idea of what one looks like as your vision is better suited to daytime viewing. If you are superstitious, I suppose you might get yourself all in a tither for fear it is a bad omen, but I can't think of anything unusual that might occur to someone who isn't superstitious. You could count yourself fortunate to have seen such an unusual sight, I suppose, that is if you like owls. I certainly would as they are one of my favorite birds. Birds don't carry rabies, so I wouldn't worry an owl acting diurnal was a sign it was rabid, the way I would if it were a bat, raccoon, skunk or fox.
