Owl

Owl Images for kids

Owl Species

Barn Owl Barred Owl Boobook Owl Boreal Owl Brown Fish Owl Brown Wood Owl Buffy Fish Owl Burrowing Owl Cape Eagle Owl Collared Owlet Cuban Pygmy Owl Dusky Eagle Owl Eagle Owl

Eurasian Eagle-owl Ferruginous Pygmy Owl Great Gray Owl Great Horned Owl Indian Eagle Owl Little Owl Long-eared Owl Marsh Owl Northern Hawk Owl Northern Pygmy Owl Northern Saw-whet Owl Pearl-spotted Owlet Pharaoh Eagle Owl

Rusty-barred Owl Short-eared Owl Snowy Owl Sokoke Scops Owl Southern White-faced Scops Owl Spectacled Owl Spotted Eagle Owl Spotted Owlet Spotted Wood Owl Tropical Screech Owl Ural Owl Verreaux's Eagle Owl Western Screech Owl

Owl Activities for kids

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Owl Facts & Trivia for kids

• There are about 200 living species of Owl.
• A group of Owls is called a parliament.
• Owls are hunters that operate mainly at night.
• Owls can be found worldwide in most habitats, from dense forest to tundra.
• Most owls feed on insects, birds and small mammals.
• Owls do not build their own nests. Instead they use use nests previous used by other birds, or they may just use a cavity in the ground, in a tree or building.
• Some species of Owls feed on fish.
• Owls have exceptional hearing, they could ever hear a small mammal moving under the snow.
• Owls have excellent eyesight which works equally well in daylight as at night.
• Owl young are called Owlets.
• Owls can turn their head all the way around to see behind them.

Owl Links for kids

• Wikipedia Owl information
• YouTube:ZSLvideo - Willow the Barn Owl