Long-eared Owl
Scientific name
: Asio otus
Other names:
Български: Горска ушата сова
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Brezhoneg: Toud penn-kazh
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Català: Mussol banyut
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Česky: Kalous ušatý
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Dansk: Skovhornugle
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Deutsch: Waldohreule
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Esperanto: Orelstrigo
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Español: Búho chico
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Eesti: Kõrvukräts
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Basque: Hontz ertain
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Suomi: Sarvipöllö
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Français: Hibou moyen-duc
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Magyar: Erdei fülesbagoly
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Italiano: Gufo comune
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日本語: トラフズク
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Lietuviškai: Mažasis apuokas
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Latviešu: Ausainā pūce
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Nederlands: Ransuil
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Norsk (nynorsk): Hornugle
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Norsk: Hornugle
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Polski: Uszatka zwyczajna
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Português: Coruja-pequena
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Русский: Ушастая сова
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Svenska: Hornuggla
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Türkçe: Kulaklı orman baykuşu
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Українська: Сова вухата
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Short Description
The plumage of the Long-eared Owl is black-brown striped on a pale brown background. The primaries and secondaries have dark stripes. Generally, females have mainly dark tones. In contrast, the basic coloration of males is a little paler.
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