My bird of prey is a great horned owl. They are birds of prey because they use their talons instead of their beaks. If you see their beaks are curved unlike other birds. They are 3-4 pounds. The great horned owl is 22 inches.
Owls are most active at night. They sleep in the day. They eat rodents. It also eats barn owl.
Feb 23, 2016
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My bird of prey is a great horned owl. They are birds of prey because they use their talons instead of their beaks. If you see their beaks are curved unlike other birds. They are 3-4 pounds. The great horned owl is 22 inches.
Owls are most active at night. They sleep in the day. They eat rodents. It also eats barn owl.
The great horned owls scientific name is Bubo virginianus.
Great horned owl
Bubo virginianus
The great horned owls wingspan is 35-60 inches.
The great horned owl is NOT endangered.
The great horned owl typically lays 2 or 3 eggs.
Some man made obstacles that can hurt/kill the great horned owl are cars, power lines, guns, and large windows. Some natural things that hurt/kill the great horned owl are other animals.
The great horned owl does NOT migrate.
The great horned owl does NOT digest bones. They spit them up in pellets. Butt they eat the meat.
They look wired.
THE DDT DOES NOT EFFECT THE GREAT HORNED OWL.
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