-
patterned plumage with
streaking on the underparts.
Midsized by
screech-owl standards,
these birds are stocky, short-tailed (tail
averages from 6.6 to 8.6 cm...
-
Screech owls are
typical owls (Strigidae)
belonging to the
genus Megascops, with 23
living species known at present, but new ones are
frequently recognized...
- The
western screech owl (Megascops kennicottii) is a
small owl
native to
North and
Central America,
closely related to the
eastern screech owl. The scientific...
- owl,
Strix occidentalis Eastern screech-owl,
Megascops asio
Western screech-owl,
Megascops kennicottii Whiskered screech-owl,
Megascops trichopsis Flammulated...
- The
bird looks very
similar to a
western screech owl, but has
heavier barring on the breast, and is
slightly smaller in size. The
whiskered screech owl's...
- males. For most of the 20th century, this
genus included the
American screech owls,
which are now
again separated in
Megascops based on a
range of behavioral...
- the males.
Adult mockingbirds can fall
victim to
birds of prey such as the
great horned owl,
screech owl and sharp-shinned hawk,
though their tenacious...
- nudipes) or múcaro (Spanish via Taino),
formerly known as the
Puerto Rican screech owl, is a
nocturnal endemic owl of the
archipelago of
Puerto Rico belonging...
- The
rufescent screech owl (Megascops ingens) is a
species of owl in the
family Strigidae. It is
found in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela...
- See also
parent article Bird species new to
science This page
details the
bird species described as new to
science in the
years 2020 to 2029:
Peleng fantail...