Location: We found this Great Horned Owl on April 14, 1805, in Mountrail County, Louisiana Purchase. Now i have never seen such a unique bird in my life, so because i was so shock I jotted down every little aspect in noticed of the bird. Here it is! I hope you enjoy them.
Description: A large owl, varying in color from nearly white (in Arctic) to dark brown and gray. Mottled and streaked below, setting off the white throat; prominent, widely spaced ear tufts; yellow eyes. Length: 25 in (64 cm). Wingspan: 4.6 ft (1.4 m). Now while i was taking notes of the animal, out of know where it started making strange noises ive heard no animal do so far. I did also record the sound and here it is!
Sound: Series of low, sonorous, far-carrying hoots, hoo, hoo-hoo, hoo, hoo, with second and third notes shorter than the others.
Again I'm not sure of where this birds habitat is but i am guessing it is in forests, open country, swamps,
Sound: Series of low, sonorous, far-carrying hoots, hoo, hoo-hoo, hoo, hoo, with second and third notes shorter than the others.
Again I'm not sure of where this birds habitat is but i am guessing it is in forests, open country, swamps,
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