Strigiformes

7 species.

Great Horned Owl

StrigiformesAmericas

Most widespread owl in the Americas. Rotate head 270 degrees. Can catch prey in total dark...

58cm · 1500g · Least Concern

Snowy Owl

StrigiformesCircumpolar

Unlike most owls, diurnal (active in daylight). Males become pure white with age. Hedwig f...

65cm · 2000g · Least Concern

Barn Owl

StrigiformesWorldwide

Found on every continent except Antarctica. Heart-shaped face funnels sound to asymmetric ...

36cm · 400g · Least Concern

Burrowing Owl

StrigiformesAmericas

A long-legged owl that lives in underground burrows dug by prairie dogs and ground squirre...

24cm · 150g · Least Concern

Eurasian Eagle-Owl

StrigiformesEurope, Asia

One of the largest owls in the world, with females weighing up to 4 kg. Brilliant orange e...

66cm · 2800g · Least Concern

Northern Saw-whet Owl

StrigiformesNorth America

A tiny owl no bigger than a soda can, yet a fierce hunter of deer mice. Named for a call l...

18cm · 80g · Least Concern

Tawny Owl

StrigiformesEurope, Asia

The classic hooting owl of European woodlands, said to have inspired the owl of Winnie the...

40cm · 450g · Least Concern