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Burrowing Owls: Nature's Multi-Tenant Housing
The Fascinating Tenants
Burrowing owls, also known as "shocos," are captivatingly small owls with long legs, making them masters of open landscapes in North and South America. Their intriguing nature extends beyond their appearance, as they frequently inhabit burrows not of their own creation, cohabitating with prairie dogs and even rattlesnakes.
About the Owls
These sandy-colored owls have captivating bright-yellow eyes. They may occupy burrows dug by themselves or commandeered from prairie dogs, showcasing their adaptability to varying environments. Their diet primarily consists of insects and arthropods, but they also indulge in amphibians, rodents, reptiles, and even small birds.
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