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owl species

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owl species {pl}

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species of owl

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Bartels's wood-owl / wood owl [Strix (leptogrammica) bartelsi]

Bartelskauz {m}orn.T

eastern grass owl / eastern grass-owl [Tyto longimembris]

Östliche Graseule {f}orn.T

Shelley's eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo shelleyi]

Bindenuhu {m}orn.T

Australian grass-owl / A. grass owl [Tyto longimembris]

Graseule {f}orn.T

Östliche Graseule {f}orn.T

forest eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo nipalensis]

Nepaluhu {m}orn.T

Philippine eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo philippensis]

Philippinenuhu / Philippinen-Uhu {m}orn.T

Streifenuhu {m}orn.T

Malaysian eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo sumatranus]

Malaienuhu / Malaien-Uhu {m}orn.T

Malayenuhu / Malayen-Uhu {m}orn.T

barred eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo sumatranus]

Malaienuhu / Malaien-Uhu {m}orn.T

Malayenuhu / Malayen-Uhu {m}orn.T

spotted eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo africanus]

Fleckenuhu {m}orn.T

pharaoh eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo ascalaphus]

Wüstenuhu {m}orn.T

Sri Lanka bay-owl / bay owl [Phodilus assimilis, syn.: Phodilus badius assimilis]

Sri-Lanka-Maskeneule {f}orn.T

Usambara eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo vosseleri, syn.: Bubo poensis vosseleri]

Usambara-Uhu {m} [auch: Usambarauhu]orn.T

Bengal eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo bengalensis, syn.: Bubo bubo bengalensis]

Bengalenuhu {m}orn.T

Indischer Uhu {m}orn.T

rock eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo bengalensis, syn.: Bubo bubo bengalensis]

Bengalenuhu {m}orn.T

Indian eagle-owl / eagle owl [Bubo bengalensis, syn.: Bubo bubo bengalensis]

Bengalenuhu {m}orn.T

• The Eurasian eagle-owl is largely nocturnal in activity, as are most owl species, with its activity focused in the first few hours after sunset and the last few hours before sunrise.
• The females of this owl species were larger than the males.
• In January 2015, a newly described owl species, "Strix hadorami", was named after Shirihai by Dr. Manuel Schweizer and colleagues.
• Five owl species, Northern Goshawks, as well as California Condors live in the area.
• Forest dependent species such as the marsupial gliders and ground dwelling mammals are relied on for food by owl species, therefore reduction in the abundance of prey due to habitat fragmentation is an indirect impact on owls.

• African horned owl species such as the Pharaoh eagle-owl prey on fennec fox pups.
• Most are small and only reachable by boat, with exceptions like Westham Island, which hosts a large bird sanctuary and is dedicated to protecting and preserving the numerous bird species found in the area, especially bald eagles and various owl species.
• In Central America and South America, it is the most widely distributed pygmy owl and is probably one of the most numerous owl species in those areas.
• For fossil species and paleosubspecies of extant taxa, see the genus and species articles. For a full list of extant and recently extinct owls, see the article List of owl species.
• In 2006 and 2007, two papers were published by Sri Lankan ornithologists in the publication "Loris" questioning whether the Serendib scops owl was a distinct species from other scops owl species found in India, and if so, whether it was actually a new discovery or a rediscovery.

• The brown fish owl ("Ketupa zeylonensis") is a fish owl species in the family known as typical owls, Strigidae.
• Saw-whet owls of the genus "Aegolius" are some of the smallest owl species in North America.
• The abundance of food in the area usually affects the number of eggs a female lays, a feature quite common in northern owl species.
• Their generally successful life history on the contrary often makes long-eared owls perhaps more vulnerable than most other medium-sized owls to predations and even perhaps many smaller owl species.