Nature Journal
with Photos
 
 
 



 

 

Long-eared Owl
(Asio otus)

    
        
 
Long-eared Owl Information
                                                
Length:
 13 - 16"

Habitat:
 Coniferous or mixed woodlands, wooded swamps, wooded edges of streams, orchards, parks. Prefers habitat near open country for hunting. Requires dense stands of trees (usually coniferous) for nesting and roosting.

Diet:
 Mainly voles and mice. Also, other small mammals, small birds, lizards, small
Long-Eared Owl
Photo © David Blevins
snakes, and some insects. Click to enlarge
 
 
Long-eared Owl ID TipsIdentification tips for the Long-eared Owl
 
Range Map:
(Click map to enlarge.)
 
        Long-eared Owl Winter Map USGS                                            
     
      Winter Map (CBC)    
 
Additional photos and information:

Owling.com
Range map, description, young, habitat, food and feeding, breeding, movements and life span of the Long-eared Owl.

The Raptor Center
Photo of Long-eared Owl, identifying characteristics, range, habitat, nesting, feeding habits, conservation status.
 
     
   

 

 


Birds  |  Butterflies  |  Mammals    
Bird & Garden ShopCountry Living |Outdoor Gear    
 
© 2001-2007 Nature of New England