- The
great horned owl (
Bubo virgini****), also
known as the
tiger owl (originally
derived from
early naturalists'
description as the "winged tiger" or "tiger...
- owl,
Bubo scandiacus Great horned owl,
Bubo virgini**** Lesser horned owl,
Bubo magellanicus Eurasian eagle-owl,
Bubo bubo Indian eagle-owl,
Bubo bengalensis...
- The
South American great horned owl (
Bubo virgini**** nacurutu), also
known as the
Colombian great horned owl,
Venezuelen great horned owl, or
desert great...
- The
Eurasian eagle-owl (
Bubo bubo) is a
species of eagle-owl that
resides in much of Eurasia. It is also
called the Uhu and it is
occasionally abbreviated...
-
release its prey, and one of the
largest owls, the
great horned owl (
Bubo virgini****)
needs a
force over 130 N to
release prey in its talons. An owl's talons...
- peregrinus),
eastern screech-owls (Megascops asio),
great horned owls (
Bubo virgini****)
barred owls (Strix varia) and long-eared owls (Asio otus). The brown...
-
traditionally been
classified as a
subspecies of the
great horned owl (
Bubo virgini****), but is now
treated as a
separate species based on
differences in...
- frequently,
golden eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) and
great horned owls (
Bubo virgini****) are
known to take adults.
There is a
single report that a
large bobcat...
-
virgini****, white-tailed deer
Polygyriscus virgini****, a
snail Canis virgini****, grey fox
Bubo virgini****,
great horned owl
Colinus virgini****,...
-
genetically most
closely related to the
snowy owl is the
great horned owl (
Bubo virgini****). On a
broader scale, owls in
general have,
through genetic materials...
