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Oriental Scops-owl
A small woodland night hunter, with its piercing yellow eyes and distinctive ear tufts, silently prowls forests across Asia.
Flammulated Owl
With haunting, low-pitched hoots echoing through pine forests at night, this tiny owl punches well above its weight in the nocturnal world.
Western Screech-owl
Western screech-owls are a relatively widespread and abundant species in the western regions of North America, found in a range of habitat types from woodlands and suburban parks and gardens with mature tree cover to the arid mesquite landscapes of the Sonoran Desert.
Eastern Screech-owl
This pint-sized predator with its distinctive trilling call rules the night skies across North America, often going unnoticed in suburban backyards and city parks.
Great Horned Owl
With piercing yellow eyes and iconic "horns," this formidable nocturnal hunter rules the night skies across North and South America.
Northern Pygmy-owl
Despite being one of North America’s tiniest owls, this compact, stocky owl has a reputation as being one of the most bloodthirsty, fearlessly hunting and carrying off prey up to three times its own size.
Snowy Owl
Arguably the world’s most instantly recognizable owl species (thanks possibly to the “celebrity” of Hedwig in the Harry Potter series), the snowy owl is a powerful and fearsome presence on Arctic tundra landscapes. It preys on lemmings and voles and will also successfully chase and capture much larger mammals and birds.
Owls
What Do Woodpeckers Eat? (Full Diet, Feeding, Habits + Behavior)
Columbidae
Do Woodpeckers Migrate? A Close Look At Species in the US and UK
Do Woodpeckers Peck At Night? An Insight Into Their Noctural Habits
How to Humanely Deter Woodpeckers: Protecting Your Home While Respecting Nature
How Long Do Woodpeckers Live? Insights into Woodpecker Lifespan
Woodpecker Sleeping Habits and Behavior: A Detailed Look
Newsletter
Bird Behavior
Communication
Calls and Songs
Dialects in Bird Songs
Plumage and Coloring
Displays and Postures
Feeding Behaviors
Mating and Breeding
Oriental Scops-owl
A small woodland night hunter, with its piercing yellow eyes and distinctive ear tufts, silently prowls forests across Asia.
Flammulated Owl
With haunting, low-pitched hoots echoing through pine forests at night, this tiny owl punches well above its weight in the nocturnal world.
Western Screech-owl
Western screech-owls are a relatively widespread and abundant species in the western regions of North America, found in a range of habitat types from woodlands and suburban parks and gardens with mature tree cover to the arid mesquite landscapes of the Sonoran Desert.
Eastern Screech-owl
This pint-sized predator with its distinctive trilling call rules the night skies across North America, often going unnoticed in suburban backyards and city parks.
Great Horned Owl
With piercing yellow eyes and iconic "horns," this formidable nocturnal hunter rules the night skies across North and South America.
Northern Pygmy-owl
Despite being one of North America’s tiniest owls, this compact, stocky owl has a reputation as being one of the most bloodthirsty, fearlessly hunting and carrying off prey up to three times its own size.
Snowy Owl
Arguably the world’s most instantly recognizable owl species (thanks possibly to the “celebrity” of Hedwig in the Harry Potter series), the snowy owl is a powerful and fearsome presence on Arctic tundra landscapes. It preys on lemmings and voles and will also successfully chase and capture much larger mammals and birds.
Owls
What Do Woodpeckers Eat? (Full Diet, Feeding, Habits + Behavior)
Columbidae
Do Woodpeckers Migrate? A Close Look At Species in the US and UK
Do Woodpeckers Peck At Night? An Insight Into Their Noctural Habits
How to Humanely Deter Woodpeckers: Protecting Your Home While Respecting Nature
How Long Do Woodpeckers Live? Insights into Woodpecker Lifespan
Woodpecker Sleeping Habits and Behavior: A Detailed Look
Newsletter
Bird Behavior
Communication
Calls and Songs
Dialects in Bird Songs
Plumage and Coloring
Displays and Postures
Feeding Behaviors