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Die Waldohreule, hier ein Ästling, bewohnt gerne Wälder in der Nähe von offenen Flächen. Die inneren Waldbereiche meidet sie eher, da sie dort in Konkurrenz zum stärkeren Waldkauz steht. Die Eulen bauen ihre Nester selten selber, sondern brüten in alten Krähen- oder Greifvogelnestern. Ihre Hauptnahrungsquelle sind Wühlmäuse und Mäuse, die sie bevorzugt in offenen Flächen jagt. Herrscht ein Mangel an Kleinnagern, jagt die Waldohreule aber auch kleinere Vögel.

Quelle: www.nabu.de

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Lukas VFN 🇪🇺

New research finds #fluorescence in feathers of Long-eared Owls
phys.org/news/2025-04-fluoresc

Fluorescent pigment concentration correlated with age, sex, and size in #LongEaredOwl (Asio otus) plumage tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

"female Long-eared #Owls have a much higher concentration of these pigments in their feathers, challenging a common misconception that colorful #plumage is a male trait... We are only beginning to describe fluorescent pigments in #birds and other vertebrates"

Person holding an outstretched bird wing under UV light source. The feathers of the wing glow in red.
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Jonny Clark

Nothing to see here, just a beautiful adult Long-Eared Owl in the woodland at #WWTCastleEspie this afternoon.
It sat on the branch, staring at anything that moved, for over 30 minutes.
Then, as I was changing settings, it disappeared like a ghost.

#nature #naturephotography #wildlife #bird #birds #birdofprey #birdsofprey #owl #owlsofmastodon #owls #longearedowl #LongEaredOwls #woodland #woodlandbirds #wwt #CountyDown #NorthernIreland @RSPB

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Deb Oppermann

Close up of the #LongEaredOwl Asio Otus as it stared at me while roosting in my backyard Spruce tree.This medium sized raptor roosted all day and was constantly being harassed by crows but it held it's ground and just glared at the birds mobbing it and then left at dusk.
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Long Eared Owl staring intently at me with those focused yellow eyes while roosting in a spruce tree
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Deb Oppermann

My first sighting of the #LongEaredOwl, Asio Otus, was in my backyard! This medium sized #raptor roosted all day on the branch of the Spruce tree.This beauty had no interest in the brave little Black Capped #Chickadee that perched beside it on the branch.
This image is published in two of Chris Earley's books, Feed The Birds, (2019) and How To Feed Backyard Birds (2022)
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My very first sighting of the amazing Long Eared Owl, Asio Otus, and in my backyard! Could it get any better? This medium sized raptor roosted all day on the branch of the Spruce tree in Guelph Ontario Canada. It was aware of what was around it, those yellow eyes would stare intently at whatever disturbed or alarmed it usually the crows.This beauty had no interest in the brave little Black Capped Chickadee that perched beside it on the branch. Very pleased to announce that this image is published in 2 of Chris Earley's books, Feed The Birds, Firefly publications (2019) and How To Feed Backyard Birds (2022)
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