Ural Owl

The Ural Owl is smaller than the Great Grey Owl, and much larger than the Tawny Owl, which it superficially resembles. Distinguishing features apart from the size are the pale, buffish grey-brown plumage, with copious dark brown streaking on the back, back of the head and underparts. It has a round head with plain buffish-grey facial discs, orange-yellow bill and small black eyes. The tail is long and wedge-shaped, with dark barring on the uppertail, and the wings are rounded. Flight is direct and purposeful, recalling that of the Common Buzzard. Sexes are similar, with no seasonal variation. Size: 50–59 cm; Wingspan: Male 115 cm, female 125 cm; Weight: Male 540-730 g, female 720-1200 g.

The Ural Owl is classified as Least Concern. Does not qualify for a more at risk category. Widespread and abundant taxa are included in this category.

The Ural Owl (Strix uralensis ) is a medium-large nocturnal owl of the genus Strix, with up to 15 subspecies found in Europe and northern Asia. The Ural Owl is smaller than the Great Grey Owl, and much larger than the Tawny Owl, which it superficially resembles. Distinguishing features apart from the size are the pale, buffish grey-brown plumage, with copious dark brown streaking on the back, back of the head and underparts. More

Ural Owl - Definition = Ural Owl (Image here) Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Strigiformes Family: Strigidae Genus: Strix Species: uralensis Binomial name More

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free ranging Ural owls with some more pairs in the neighbourhood of the Nationalpark. The reintroduction project in the neighbouring Sumava National Park (Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic) started in 1990. During the years 1995-2001, 47 birds were released. The first documented breeding success was observed in 1998. More

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Ural Owl determination Similar species Strigidae Boreal Owl | Eagle-Owl | Great Grey Owl | Hawk Owl | Little Owl | Long-Eared Owl | Marsh Owl | Pygmy-Owl | Scops-Owl | Short-eared Owl | Snowy Owl | Tawny Owl | Ural Owl | source: youtube Links to European databases Ural Owl EU More

I’m not really sure what this Ural Owl (strix uralensis) had been up to, but he sure looks like he could do with a hairdryer. Hawk Conservancy, Andover, Hampshire. More

The Ural Owl has an extended distribution area in Europe and Asia, from Sakhalin, Japan and Korea in the east to Scandinavia in the west. The northern border is at approximately 65 degrees north latitude, and the southern border follows the southern delimitation of the taiga. There are relict populations in the mountains of central Europe belonging to the subspecies S.u.macroura. Birds in northeast Poland and Scandanavia belong to the subspecies S.u.liturata, and those in western Siberia to the nominate race S.u. uralensis. More

note 2 : The Ural owl which shall be reintroduced along the northern slopes of the Alps. Thus we dream to reconnect the already isolated sub-populations in Bohemia (GER/CZ) with those in the Dinaric Alps (SLO & CRO). Together with Wolfgang Fiedler we managed to construct a new ring type. The ring is very similar to the ELSA rings (same material and same type of production) but has two holes to. More

The Ural owl is not completely nocturnal. It hunts a range of animals, mainly small mammals, also hares and game birds. This range of prey allows it to remain in its territory throughout the year. Ural owls commonly nest in tree hollows and occasionally tree stumps. The Ural owl population in N. Europe has recently increased, producing change and variety in the owls’ choice of nest sites and habitats. More

ural owl at nest cavity 1. workshops & photo tours / 2. travel / nature photography / video Tags: 2. travel, photography, stock photography, wildlife, winter February 8, 2010 1 Today we stopped off at the nest site of a pair of Ural owls. This is one of the several Ural owl nests on the “owl circuit” in Hokkaido. Unfortunately the male was not there today. I was hoping for pictures of the pair at the cavity. More

The Ural Owl (Strix uralensis) is a medium-large nocturnal owl. They have an extended distribution area in Europe and Asia, from Sakhalin, Japan and Korea in the east to Scandinavia in the west. There are up to 15 subspecies found in Europe and northern Asia. The northern populations of the Ural Owl occupy similar habitat to the Great Grey Owl, nesting in lowland forests but avoiding dense areas, especially those of purely conifers. In central Europe it is an upland species, preferring deciduous woodland. More

Here are details of the ural owls that we have at the sanctuary: Ural owls Name Sex Hatched Status Pootle Female 2008 Breeding owl Jethro Male 1998 Breeding owl Screech Owl Sanctuary There's always something new and interesting going on at the sanctuary – why More

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You can also adopt a part share in a Ural Owl for just £25. Don't worry you don't need to find three other friends to share it with and you will receive all the same 'goodies' as a full adoption! Don't forget to select which level adoption you would like from the drop down menu. Price:£100. More

Ural Owl Strix uralensis (ssp) Ezo Fukurou To Checklist To Bird Guide Top The Ural Owl is a Hokkaido resident that can be seen year round. Though primarily nocturnal, it is sometimes active during the day, too. Occasionally a Ural Owl is seen on a power line or utility pole beside the road. But they are not at all common. More