description Subtropical Pygmy-Owl Overview
The Subtropical Pygmy-Owl is a rare bird of prey native to the Andes mountains, spanning from Colombia to Bolivia, and is named after prominent ornithologist Theodore Parker.
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Where does the Subtropical Pygmy-Owl live?
The Subtropical Pygmy-Owl is native to the Andes from Colombia to Bolivia. It is associated with subtropical mountain habitats rather than Amazonian lowland forest.
Why is the Subtropical Pygmy-Owl named after Theodore Parker?
The name honors Theodore Parker, a prominent ornithologist. He was associated with important bird research in the Neotropics.
Is the Subtropical Pygmy-Owl a large bird?
No, it is a small bird of prey in the pygmy-owl group. Its compact size is typical of the genus Glaucidium.
Which countries are in the Subtropical Pygmy-Owl's range?
Its stated range extends from Colombia through the Andes to Bolivia. It is therefore a South American mountain species rather than a Central American owl.
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