description Dusky Eagle-Owl Overview
The dusky eagle-owl (Ketupa coromanda) is a large bird of prey native to the tropical and subtropical forests of South and Southeast Asia. It belongs to the Strigidae family and is distinguished by its prominent ear tufts and dark brown, mottled plumage. This owl species favors riparian habitats, frequently inhabiting woodlands near streams and rivers where it hunts for fish, frogs, and small mammals.
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What is the scientific name of the dusky eagle-owl?
The dusky eagle-owl is scientifically named Ketupa coromanda. It is a large member of the Strigidae owl family.
Where does the dusky eagle-owl live?
It occurs in tropical and subtropical parts of South and Southeast Asia. Its habitat includes forests and other areas with suitable trees for roosting and nesting.
How can you identify a dusky eagle-owl?
Look for its large body, prominent ear tufts, and dark brown mottled plumage. The subdued pattern helps it blend into shaded forest surroundings.
Is the dusky eagle-owl active during the day or night?
It is primarily nocturnal, like many owls. It typically rests by day and hunts after dark for small animals in wooded habitats.
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