The owl

The owl (Latin: Strigiformes) is a bird of prey that is mainly active at night. He uses his strong sense of hearing and large eyes, which provide good night vision, in hunting mice, rabbits and other small animals. Owls have soft feathers that provide them with silent flight so that they do not reveal themselves. Some of its types have a squawk that is easy to distinguish. The brown owl was only found in the woods. Today, it is also found in cities, where it hunts mice and rats. During the day, she rests on the trees and in the gardens. The burrow owl is native to North and South America in ground burrows. He digs his own burrow or borrows a burrow that has been abandoned by another animal, such as the American tortoise. important boom