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scops owl

[ skops ]

noun

  1. any of a group of small owls having ear tufts and a whistling call, especially Otus scops Old World scops owl and O. sunia Oriental scops owl.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of scops owl1

1815–25; < New Latin < Greek ²õ°ìá¹Ëð²õ little horned owl
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Bird watchers now spot winged creatures like paradise flycatcher and Eurasian scops owl that don’t belong to the region.

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Eighteen species are critically endangered, including the Philippine eagle, the hooded vulture and the Annobon scops owl, the researchers found.

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It looks so similar to the new Rinjani scops owl that over the last 100 years, no one had bothered to confirm this via vocalisation recordings or DNA comparisons.

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"But she is innocent as that bird in the air," screamed her lover, pointing to a scops owl which was sailing above the cypresses.

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The scops owl breeds from January till April, while February and March are the months in which to look for the eggs of the wood-owl.

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