Barn
Owl
(Tyto alba)
| Barn
Owl Information Length: 14 - 20" Habitat: Open or semi-open country such as farmland, meadows, marshland, and residential areas. Prefers habitat at low elevations. Requires trees with natural cavities or man-made structures (such as barns) for nesting. Diet: Mainly rodents, including voles, mice, and rats. Some birds, large |
 
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 Identification
tips for the Barn Owl |
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| Breeding Map | Winter Map (CBC) | |||
| Additional
information: Cornell Lab of Ornithology Photos, description, similar species, sound, range, habitat, food, behavior, reproduction, and conservation status. |
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