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screech-owl

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screech-owl [ˈskriːtʃaʊl] Nlechuza f


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Of special note is the addition to this highly recommended picturebook for children a very special educational section, 'For Creative Minds', that provides children with fun facts about birds, 'bird math', bird injuries, and a 'Match the Nest' activity with nest information for Magpies, Killdeer, Robins, Screech-Owls, Starlings, Brewer's Blackbird; the Common Grackle, Meadowlarks, Whip-poor-wills, Mourning Doves, and the Northern Oriole.
The effect (eg, blood loss, anemia) of these hematophagous parasites might have contributed to the demise of at least one Eastern screech-owl nestling.
 
 
 
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