Showing posts with label tiger from the sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiger from the sky. Show all posts

Monday, September 3, 2012

Great Horned Owl

Great Horned Owl

 Bubo virginianus















  • A Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) which had been Identified with a band around a leg in the The United States survived 27 years and nearly 7 months.
  • is going to take sizeable prey, also other aggressive wildlife.
  • has been a frequent target of being a nuisance from flocks of Crows.
  • stands out as the largest sized owl inside Canada And America.
  • is certainly most active at night.

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  • tracks down and feeds on mammals such as rabbits, skunks, mice, woodchucks, squirrels and rats, fish and birds like quail, geese and ducks.
  • a sizable owl which might be reddish brown, gray or white and black .
  • is actually a brutal hunter which favors the sit and wait strategy.
  • the great horned owl cannot shift their eyes sideways, however its neck can be so manageable that it may rotate its head enough to view immediately right behind it.
  • a big bird that is 19 to 26 inches long having a wingspan as much as 6 ft.
  • it makes use of the nests of many other birds like the Red-tailed Hawk.
  • is really a solo bird with the exception of at the time of mating time of year.
  • usually weighs about 3 to 4 pounds, the female owl getting bigger than the male, but the male has a deeper voice.
  • are not able to rotate their head entirely about, just about ¾ of the way or 270 degrees.
  • referred to as the tiger from the sky due to its ferocious character and capacity to catch a multitude of animals which may be much larger or more substantial compared to the owl.
  • is among the handful of species which from time to time preys upon skunks.
  • is definitely the sole predator to eat Skunks having consistency.
  • can be found all over the continental United States, plus Alaska.
  • the feathers on the body differs regionally, from light to darker.
  • its vision is excellent, equally in the daytime and also nighttime.

  • in spite of their name, the great horned owl really doesn't possess horns.
  • is going to dive straight down having its wings folded away and grab a victim using its talons.