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Rusty-barred Owl

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The rusty barred owl, Strix hylophila, is a medium sized owl in the family Strigidae. It inhabits forests in southeastern South America, particularly the Atlantic Forest region of southern Brazil, eastern Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina. Its plumage is marked by reddish brown barring across the underparts, a rounded head without ear tufts, and dark eyes. The species is nocturnal and feeds on small vertebrates and large invertebrates within wooded habitats.

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What is the scientific name of the rusty-barred owl?

The rusty-barred owl is scientifically known as Strix hylophila. It is a medium-sized owl in the family Strigidae.

Where does the rusty-barred owl live?

It inhabits forests in southeastern South America, especially the Atlantic Forest region. Its range includes southern Brazil, eastern Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina.

What does the rusty-barred owl look like?

Its plumage is marked by reddish-brown barring, which gives the species its common name. It is medium-sized compared with other owls in the Strigidae family.

Is the rusty-barred owl found in Europe or North America?

Its known range is in southeastern South America rather than Europe or North America. Key parts of its habitat are southern Brazil, eastern Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina.

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