Found in forests from southern Mexico to Argentina, this owl was known to the Aztecs for sounding like "tiles clinking together". Instead of hooting, they primarily produce a rapid knocking…
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Found all the way from the prairies of Southern Canada to Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America, this is one of the most widespread birds of the…
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Famed as the "Owl with the Southern Accent", its call (frequently heard around Dallas) has been paraphrased as "Who Cooks for You-all!". Traditionally a bird of the eastern US, with…
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Instead of a screech, this bird actually produces a rather gentle-sounding descending trill. Being small, it is prone to being eaten by other owls. On the other hand, they are…
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