Medium-sized North American owl with brown plumage, distinctive hooting call, active day and night, nests in trees, feeds on small animals.
Nocturnal, adaptable, mottled brown/gray, tufted. Eats mammals, birds, reptiles. Inhabits diverse environments. Recognizable by size, ear tufts, strong grip.
Small, long-legged owl, found in Canada, Great Plains, and western USA. Active day and night in open habitats, nests in burrows, common in Florida.
Medium-sized pale owl, heart-shaped face, 42" wingspan. Hunts in open areas, nests in various structures. Recognized by white face and exceptional hearing.
Medium-sized pale brown owl, distinctive dark eye patches, buff wing patches, active day and night in open fields. Nests on the ground, migrates widely.
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Small, brown with white streaks, yellow eyes. Inhabits North American forests, nests in woodpecker holes. Recognizable by tooting whistle call.
Large, white owl with yellow eyes. Inhabits Arctic and open areas. Recognizable by broad wings, round head, and ground nesting. Active during the day.