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Maroc , Jefe , Elf …. Etc Eastern Screech Owl Adopt or Sale – Eastern Screech Owl is a short, stocky bird, with a large head and almost no neck. Its wings are rounded; its tail is short and square. Pointed ear tufts are often raised, lending its head a distinctive silhouette. A small owl, slightly larger and considerably bulkier than a European Starling.

The owl spends the day roosting in holes or in dense cover, becoming active at dusk. Despite the name, screech-owls do not screech; the voice of this species features whinnies and soft trills.  Click here to buy or adopt owl online

Eastern Screech Owl For Sale Most owls sleep during the day and hunt at night, but the snowy owl is active during the day, especially in the summertime. They tend to be most active at dawn and dusk. Snowy owl pairs usually mate for life. Snowy Owl For Sale Female snowy owls lay from 3 to 11 eggs at a time, in a nest built on the ground.

Eastern Screech Owl Colors

• The Eastern Screech Owl has two color phases, rufous and Gray. Rufous individuals live mainly in the south more pine trees and Gray individuals in the north more oak trees. The breast and belly are heavily streaked and spotted with black. Males and females look alike. They are approximately eight inches tall, with yellow eyes.
• Red and Gray individuals occur across the range of the Eastern Screech Owl For Sale , with about one-third of all individuals being red. Rufous owls are more common in the East, with fewer than 15% red at the western edge of the range.
• No red owls are known from southern Texas, although they occur further north in Texas and further south in Mexico. Intermediate brownish individuals also occur in most populations.

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Eastern Screech-Owl pairs usually are monogamous and remain together for life. Some males, however, will mate with two different females. The second female may evict the first female, lay her own eggs in the nest, and incubate both clutches. Despite this fact, the starling regularly displaces the owl from nesting sites and takes over the hole to raise its own brood. Click Here to Adopt or Buy Barn Owl