Long-eared Owl, plate by John James Audubon
Audubon, Birds of America, plate 383
Owls & hawks

Long-eared Owl

Asio otus
“Besides its overall size, another way to identify a Barred is by its lack of feathered ear tufts or “horns”, familiar characteristics of the Great Horned owl and the much stealthier Long eared owl.”
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Besides its overall size, another way to identify a Barred is by its lack of feathered ear tufts or “horns”, familiar characteristics of the Great Horned owl and the much stealthier Long eared owl.