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Snowy Owl
(Nyctea scandiaca)

        
 
 

Snowy Owl Information
                                        
Length:
 20 - 27"

Habitat:
 In summer, Arctic tundra. In winter, open country such as marshes, coastal beaches, dunes, open fields, farmland, airports.

Diet:
 In the Arctic, mostly lemmings. In New England, small mammals such as mice, voles, rats, rabbits, and squirrels. Also some birds, including ducks, shorebirds, and songbirds.

Snowy Owl
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Snowy Owl ID TipsIdentification tips for the Snowy Owl
 
Range Map:
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         Snowy 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 Snowy Owl.

Mike Danzenbaker's Bird Photography
Photo of Snowy Owl (immature male).
 
     
   

 

 


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