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More About Owls ...
An owl is any of about 174 species of solitary nocturnal birds of prey in the order Strigiformes. Owls mostly hunt small mammals, insects, and other birds.

Owls have large forward-facing eyes and ears, a hawk-like beak, and a conspicuous circle of feathers around each eye called the facial disk. Although owls have binocular vision, their large eyes are fixed in their sockets, and they must turn their entire heads to change views.

Owls are far-sighted, and are unable to clearly see anything within a few inches of their eyes. However, their vision, particularly in low light, is excellent.

Many owls can also hunt by sound in total darkness. The facial disc helps to funnel the sound of rodents to their ears, which are placed asymmetrically to allow better directional location.

Despite their appearance, owls are more closely related to whippoorwills and other nightjars or Caprimulgiformes than to hawks and other diurnal predators (see Falconiformes). Some taxonomists place the nightjars in the same order as owls, as in the Sibley-Ahlquist taxonomy.

Owls' powerful clawed feet and sharp beak let them tear their prey to pieces before eating. Their muffled wings and dull feathers allow them to fly almost silently and unseen. Scientists studying the diets of owls are helped by its habit of disgorging the indigestible parts of their diet, bones, scales, and fur in pellet form. These "owl pellets" are often sold by companies to schools to be dissected by students as a lesson in biology and ecology, because they are plentiful and easy to interpret.

Owl eggs are white and almost spherical, and range in number from a few to a dozen in some owls. Their nests are crudely built and may be in trees, underground burrows or barns and caves.
Taxonmony
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves
Order: Strigiformes
Family: Strigidae Tytonidae
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AUDIO CLIPS
Great Gray Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Great Horned Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Long-eared Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Northern Hawk Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Short-eared Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Snowy Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Spotted Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Western Screech-Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Sound recordings with scientific data. To view spectrograms, follow this link
Great Horned Owl
MP3  Hear Sound
National Geographic
Great Horned Owl sound clip
Snowy Owl
MP3  Hear Sound
National Geographic
Snowy Owl sound clip
Barn Owl
0.180MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wild at Heart
Recording of barn owl chick in the egg!
Barn Owl
0.240MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wild at Heart
Three day old barn owl chick
Barred Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Birdwatcher's digest
Barred Owl call
Spotted Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Birdwatcher's digest
Spotted Owl call
Great Horned Owl
Streaming  RAM  Hear Sound
Birdwatcher's digest
Great Horned Owl call
Great Horned Owl
0.020MB  WAV  Hear Sound
Natural History Education, Science, Technology
Great Horned Owl voice
Barred Owl
0.030MB  WAV  Hear Sound
Natural History Education, Science, Technology
Barred Owl voice
Barred Owl
0.090MB  WAV  Hear Sound
VivaNatura
Barred Owl call
Eastern Screech Owl
0.080MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas
Eastern Screech Owl call; from John Feith's Bird Song Ear Training Guide CD
Great Horned Owl
0.260MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas
Great Horned Owl call; from John Feith's Bird Song Ear Training Guide CD
Barred Owl
0.150MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas
Barred Owl call; from John Feith's Bird Song Ear Training Guide CD
Northern Saw-whet Owl
0.080MB  MP3  Hear Sound
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas
Northern Saw-whet Owl call; from John Feith's Bird Song Ear Training Guide CD
Great Horned Owl
0.020MB  WAV  Hear Sound
Harry Foundalis Home Page
Great Horned Owl
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