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    Breeding months are from AprilNovember, 16 eggs per season. It takes 3037 days for the egg to hatch.

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    Greathornedowl Natalyd

    Uploaded by

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    Breeding months are from AprilNovember, 16 eggs per season. It takes 3037 days for the egg to hatch.

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    GreatHornedOwl

    1. LifeHistory:
    Reproduction:BreedingmonthsarefromAprilNovember,16eggsperseason.It
    takes3037daysfortheeggtohatch.
    Dispersal:Migration
    LifeStages:Eggs,Hatched,910weekslearntofly,leavethenestat2months
    Age:Upto28years
    Size:12pounds,5060wingspan

    2. GeneralEcology:
    Habitat:NorthandSouthAmerica
    adaptedtovariousenvironmentsandclimates
    densewoodlands,canyons,anddeserts
    Diet:Carnivore(birds,mammals,amphibians,reptiles,fish,insects,aquatic
    crustaceans)
    Behavior:Lowintelligence

    3. HumanUses(economicvalue):
    Humansthinktheyaregoodforcontrollingthepestsandrodents
    Humansaffectthisanimalbypollution,chemicaldump,andconstruction

    4. Linkagestootherplants/animals:
    Liveontrees,sharehabitatwithotherbirds,reptiles,etc.

    http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/great_horned_owl/lifehistory

    http://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/indiana/journeywithnatur
    e/thegreathornedowl.xml
    http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/greathornedowl/
    http://www.internationalowlcenter.org/ourowls/rustyandiris/vocalizations/98backgroundinfo/14
    4greathornedowlfacts
    http://www.denali.org/denalisnaturalhistory/greathornedowls/

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