What is a concealed owl?

Owl, or Strix Varia, is a medium -sized bird of prey that inhabits dense forests and wooded swamps in North America. Owls were named for their striped feathers. They are very vocal birds with distinctive hooting calls and prey for several types of insects, small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Their wing span ranges from 38 inches to 50 inches (about 96 cm to 127 cm). Females are usually larger than men. They lack ear tufts, yellow eyes and dark beaks that are characteristic of their natural enemy, a large corner owl. Instead, owls have dark brown eyes and yellow beaks. The lined edges of their feathers allow for hunting to fly quietly.

Owly concealed very loud vocalization to communicate, especially during the season of mating in February and March. They use trees cavities, nesting boxes or empty nests of animals such as squirrels and hawks with red r ramen to put the eggs. They usually use the same nest several times. The female usually lies from two to three white eggs at the same time and incubate them for up to 33 days. Young owls leave the nest when they are around 4 weeks and learn to fly at the age of 6 weeks to 9 weeks.

The extent of the concealed owl dates back to the eastern half of the United States to the American Pacific Northwest, South Canada and parts of Mexico. They are looking for ripe forests and marshy forest areas for nesting. The size of the OWL territory is concealed from 213 acres to 903 acres (0.8 km ^{2 to 3.6 km 2}

), dependent on the distribution of prey.

generally look for prey over agricultural land, rivers, open fields and roads. Owly is concealed night and hunts diving from Harl to catch rodents, lumberjacks, insects, frogs, fish and lizards. They also feed on birds who nest at night. They swallow their food whole and regurgit parts that cannot be digested as pellets.

OWLS OWLS are considered beneficial for the ecosystems in which they live. TheirFeeding habits help reduce the populations of insects and rodents that are threatened by destroying crops. However, they represent a potential problem for the endangered owl populations in the northwest Pacific, where they compete for prey and territory.

The average lifetime of a wild owl is about 18 years of age. The highest mortality rate occurs during the first year of life, when Owlets are affected by other animals. Other causes of death include the shooting of hunters and killing on the roads.