What is an owl?
Owls are birds that usually appear at night.
Big and bright eyes
Flat face
Sharp stealing (claws) and curved beak
Soft feathers that fly quietly.
Where is the Owl live?
Owls can live almost anywhere in the world. They like places like: Animals)
City or village (occasionally live in barns or old buildings)
Example:
Barn-euls often live in old barns or houses in the country.
Types of Owls
There are over 200 varieties of owls around the world!
Here’s the famous one:
scheuneowl
Heart-shaped face. Arctic
The Harry Potter (Hedwig) owl is a snow-covered owl! World (almost the size of a sparrow!) I live in the desert.
What do owls eat?
Owls are carnivorous animals (meat eaters).
Hunting and Eat:
Mouse and Rats
Frog and snake beetles and beetles engines (some owls can catch fish!)
Mus can eat 1,000 mice a year! Mice are harvested, which is useful for farmers.
How do owls hunt?
The ears are hidden on the sides of your head. fast! Owl Sound
What do you say?
It produces a variety of sounds, such as: (To talk to other owls)
sierlingâ “eeeek (If he is afraid)
whistleâ “whoo-whoo (Some owls whi)
(Scheunen -ulen makes this sound)
Example:
Amazing horn – Eul pops out loud, and the other owls: “This is my home! Please leave!” baby -ulen
ababy -eul is called an Owlet.
It is born from a fluffy white spring jump.
How do owls help the environment?
plant.
 Fun facts about owls
Owls can rotate their heads almost 270 degrees (almost perfect!) dark!
The group of owls is called the parliament.
Are owls at risk?Â
Do not hold owls as pets. Activity: Make an owl mask!
What you need:
Paper plate
Color (brown, white, yellow)
Scissors
Adhesive
Step:
1. Cut two large eyelids into a cardboard plate.
2. Dyed brown and knows like an owl.
3. Draw a small triangular beak in the center.
4. Attach the cord and wear it as a mask!
Try being an owl all day!
Owls are clever and mysterious birds that help nature. You can see in the darkness and fly quietly to keep mice and pests under control. However, some owls are at risk, so we need to protect them.
Learn more about owls and thank you to these amazing birds!
