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Subject: | Owls |
From: | Mark Clayton via Canberrabirds <> |
Date: | Tue, 19 Oct 2021 00:14:34 +0000 |
Rob, Generally an Australian Boobook says just that - "Boobook" whereas the Powerful Owl has a very deep and low "Woo Hoo". The other Ninox owl species that rarely turns up locally is the Barking Owl. Its call is, if in a pair, a rather rapid "Wook Wook" followed by the other bird of the pair giving a lower toned but still rapid "Wook Wook". Of course all these owls have a variety of calls so they can't always be identified to a specific species. Most of the Tyto Barn Owl have a series of raspy screeches, whistles and clicks. As you say your call is most likely an Australian Boobook. Mark
On 19/10/2021 10:59 am, Rob Geraghty via Canberrabirds wrote:
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