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The Flammulated Owl is a small owl with a chestnut brown facial disc and greyish brown rim around its dark brown eyes and bill. It has a wingspan of 13-14 cm and length of 16-17 cm. Its diet consists mostly of insects, spiders, and beetles. The Flammulated Owl lives in tree cavities or nest boxes and communicates with a deep woop, boo-boot sound when mating, or meows like a kitten when scared. Females lay 2-4 eggs which she incubates for 3-4 weeks while the male sings to attract her, and then the owlets are fed by their parents for the next 3-5 weeks.
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- 1. Flammulated Owl By Allie
- 2. Flammulated owls diet The Flammulated Owl eats mostly insects, spiders, and beetles
- 3. Flammulated Owls habitat Flammulated Owls live in either tree cavities or nest boxes.
- 4. Flammulated Owls colors facial disc is chestnut brown rim is greyish brown eyes and bill are dark brown
- 5. size 13-14 cm wingspan and is 16-17 cm long.
- 6. Voices usually a deep woop. when they are mating it makes a boo-boot sound. when they are scared they meow like a kitten.
- 7. Life Cycle When they are mating 2-4 white rounded the male sings to attract eggs. The female incu- the female. nesting bates for 3-4 weeks. adult They either take tree eggs cavities or nesting boxes. youth Owlets are fed by their parents for the next 3-5 weeks.
- 8. Pictures!
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