What is Owl Screech?
SCREECH OWLS, formally known as Strigidae, are one of the two families of owls. In this family there are more than 20 known bird species, including bare, cloud forests and bearded owls. It is assumed that there are more unknown species. All discoveries of these birds were limited to North and South America. The name of Screech Owl is derived from the characteristics of the loud wail that these birds do.
Screech Owl is a small bird. Although fully grown, the height of the Screech OWL generally does not exceed 10 inches (25 cm). The wings of adults generally spread 18-24 inches (46-61 cm). Birds usually weigh five to nine ounces (141-255 g). It is common for women to be thicker than men, even if they remain weight in this range. However, one of the most significant characteristics of the owl screen is its ability to create a loud lament that cakes through the forest. It is also known to produce more fine sounds. After sunset, they usually begin to hunt and can continue with these activities until dawn. Primary hunting technIka SCREECH OWL includes detection of its prey from perch. Once it is set on its goal, the SCREECH OWL plunges down and attacks.
smaller prey, such as earthworms, are usually swallowed whole. However, these birds also prey animals such as chipmunks, grouse and moths. When the prey is too big to swallow, Owl Screech catches her with sharp claws and takes it to an perch to use the same tools to tear the catch before her meal.
SCREECH OWL spends most of their life in the forest. This is a place where he subordinates, reproduces and takes care of his young. Screech Owls have an interesting procedure Courting, which includes a flying around different branches, making sounds to attract his target woman as he is getting closer. She can even look at her. Finally, she gets close enough to make a woman accepting her offer, which she does by touching her account to his.
after mating canE woman put on eight eggs. They start to think in less than a month. The duties of childcare are usually divided, and the mother takes care of the owls, while the father provides most of the food. Several owls in general are combined for life.