Esta segunda entrada la voy a dedicar al Búho Chico.
El Búho Chico es más difícil de observar que el Mochuelo Común. También pasa todo el año entre nosotros. Suele criar en nidos abandonados de córvidos, especialmente urracas y si no sufre molestias llega a criar en parque de la periferia de ciudades como Madrid.
En invierno suele dormir en grupos en pinos altos, aunque es difícil de localizar ya que se camufla muy bien.
In this second post I'm going to show some pictures of Long-eared Owl.
The Long-eared Owl is more difficult to observe than the Common Owl. It also can be seen year around. It usually breed in abandoned nests of corvids, especially magpies and if it does not suffer disturb, it can breed in periphery city parks of cities such as Madrid.
In winter time he usually kip in groups in tall pines, but it is not easy to locate because it camouflages very well.
La costumbre de criar y descansar en nidos de urracas hay veces que les causa serios problemas. Este individuo se quedo enredado con una cuerda en un tronco, muy posiblemente al intentar cazar alguna ratón. Tuvo suerte que los descubrimos y después de estar en Grefa unos días fue liberado en el mismo sitio.
The habit of breeding and resting in magpie nests, sometimes causing them serious problems. This individual became hooked with a cord in a trunk, probably when he trying to hunt some mouse. It was lucky that we discovered them and after being in Grefa (a recovery center in Madrid), few days later it was released in the same place.
El Búho Chico es más difícil de observar que el Mochuelo Común. También pasa todo el año entre nosotros. Suele criar en nidos abandonados de córvidos, especialmente urracas y si no sufre molestias llega a criar en parque de la periferia de ciudades como Madrid.
En invierno suele dormir en grupos en pinos altos, aunque es difícil de localizar ya que se camufla muy bien.
In this second post I'm going to show some pictures of Long-eared Owl.
The Long-eared Owl is more difficult to observe than the Common Owl. It also can be seen year around. It usually breed in abandoned nests of corvids, especially magpies and if it does not suffer disturb, it can breed in periphery city parks of cities such as Madrid.
In winter time he usually kip in groups in tall pines, but it is not easy to locate because it camouflages very well.
The habit of breeding and resting in magpie nests, sometimes causing them serious problems. This individual became hooked with a cord in a trunk, probably when he trying to hunt some mouse. It was lucky that we discovered them and after being in Grefa (a recovery center in Madrid), few days later it was released in the same place.
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