Northern Hawk Owl
Scientific name
: Surnia ulula
Other names:
Brezhoneg: Kaouenn an taiga
,
Català: Mussol esparverenc
,
Česky: Sovice krahujová
,
Dansk: Høgeugle
,
Deutsch: Sperbereule
,
Esperanto: Nizostrigo
,
Español: Cárabo gavilán
,
Eesti: Vöötkakk
,
Basque: Hontz gabirai
,
Suomi: Hiiripöllö
,
Français: Chouette épervière
,
Magyar: Karvalybagoly
,
Italiano: Ulula
,
日本語: オナガフクロウ
,
Lietuviškai: Raiboji pelėda
,
Latviešu: Svītrainā pūce
,
Nederlands: Sperweruil
,
Norsk (nynorsk): Haukugle
,
Norsk: Haukugle
,
Polski: Sowa jarzębata
,
Português: Coruja-gavião
,
Русский: Ястребиная сова
,
Svenska: Hökuggla
,
Українська: Сова яструбина
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Short Description
Hawk owls have a cross-banded underside, rather narrow wings, a long wedge-shaped tail and a black circled face. The face veil is light, the back dark brown with white spots. Young birds are gray-brown and have not as pronounced banding ...
