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Eurasian pygmy owl (Glaucidium passerinum) Hunting at night

A Hume's hawk-owl or Hume's boobook owl with it's bright yellow eyes and perched on a dead tree branch in the forest at night with a dark background on the Andaman Islands. Also called Ninox obscura.

A great horned owl creatively photographed to resemble a night look.

Little owl (Athene noctua) owlet perched under the roof in a derelict building in the countryside in a forest at night

Multiple exposure image of Great Horned Owl face close up with lake and night sky with stars

3D rendering of awakening owl sitting on tree. Illuminated by bright moonlight

an Owl goes on the hunt near Cosanga, Ecuador

$Principe Scops-0wl (as yet undescribed Otus species) adult perched on branch at night\n\nPrincipe, Sao Tome and Principe. September$

Male Eurasian pygmy owl (Glaucidium passerinum) perching on a tree in the evening.

A Long-eared Owl (Asio otus) perched and resting in a tree, bird of prey.

The northern hawk-owl has been said to resemble a hawk in appearance and in behavior.

African Eagle Owl lookingtowards the camera at night with moon and clouds

$Large, stately owl, with prominent ears, large yellow eyes and powerful talons completely covered in feathers.\n\nFemales larger than males. Color in general ranging from pale gray to dark brown. Barred lower parts (light and dark). Pure white throat quite prominent when inflated (vocalizing).\n\nVoice: Diverse repertoire. The typical song is a sequence of low notes “huuu, huu-huuú, huuu, huuu” usually produced with the beak closed and the throat inflated. The male normally emits 4 to 5 notes per sequence and the female, 6 to 9 notes higher. The interval between the sequence of notes varies according to the degree of excitement of the bird.$

$Ferruginous pygmy owl\nBird on branch.\nin the Pantanal Brazil.$

$The Western Scops Owl (Otus scops, Eurasian Scops Owl, Common Scops Owl) is a species of bird in the genus Scops Owl, family Strigiformes.\nThis species is small in size and looks like tree bark. Its color ranges from gray-brown to brown-red. The ear feathers on its head are quite short and usually invisible. They may only be raised when frightened or threatened. The Western Scops Owl is nocturnal and often hides in the bushes or treetops$

an Owl sits in a tree at night in Southern Africa

The horned owl sits on a branch against the backdrop of a full moon rising on a pine forest at night.

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