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The Eastern Screech Owl is a small, nocturnal woodland owl that lives near meadows and marshes. It weighs around 208g for females and has a wingspan of 56cm. The owl communicates with whistled calls and eats a variety of small prey including insects, crayfish, earthworms, small birds, and rodents. Though threatened by predators like the Great Horned Owl, the Eastern Screech Owl can live up to 20 years.
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- 6. The size of the owl •A female’s weight is 208g (7.3 oz) •length 23cm •wingspan 56cm •A male’s weight is 21cm to 54cm
- 7. Where does it live? The eastern screech owl lives near meadows and marshes.
- 8. Where does it live? The eastern screech owl lives near meadows and marshes.
- 9. voice calls A whistled whinny, and a whistled trill on one pitch.
- 10. voice calls A whistled whinny, and a whistled trill on one pitch.
- 11. What does it eat? It eats insects, crayfish, earth worms, song birds, rodents.
- 12. What does it eat? It eats insects, crayfish, earth worms, song birds, rodents.
- 15. Description The Eastern Screech owl is interesting. The color of a eastern screech owl is reddish orange, brown, grayish. It is also a small owl. When a great horned owl is chasing the eastern screech owl it can camouflage in trees. The eastern screech owl in captive lives for about twenty years. There are also predators such as the great horned owl!!!!!!!! The eastern screech owl is a small nocturnal woodland owl. The eastern screech owl has beady yellow eyes. It is interesting because it puffs-up like a ball. Everyone should learn all about owls!
- 16. Description The Eastern Screech owl is interesting. The color of a eastern screech owl is reddish orange, brown, grayish. It is also a small owl. When a great horned owl is chasing the eastern screech owl it can camouflage in trees. The eastern screech owl in captive lives for about twenty years. There are also predators such as the great horned owl!!!!!!!! The eastern screech owl is a small nocturnal woodland owl. The eastern screech owl has beady yellow eyes. It is interesting because it puffs-up like a ball. Everyone should learn all about owls!
- 17. Life Span The life span of an eastern screech owl is awesome! The eastern screech owl nests in tree cavities. A female average length is 23 cm. Its wing span is 53 cm. Its wight is 208 grams. It usually lives near meadows and marshes. Its prey is insects, crayfish, earthworms, plus also song birds and rodents. It also has predators such as the great horned owl. You should learn more about owls!
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