4 Lesser Known Owls

There's no question that owls fascinate and intrigue us. It's a favorite bird of many, and is the most commonly searched for bird on Google.
You might be familiar with the great horned owl, barn owl, great gray owl, etc., but what about others? With over 200 species on 6 continents, there's a lot to know. Here are some highlights of 4 lesser known owls.
Chapters:
Introduction 00:00
Elf owl 00:27
Blakiston's fish owl 01:32
Barking owl 03:09
Spectacled owl 03:43
Conclusion 04:21
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Credits in order of appearance:
Intro:
-Great horned owl by Forrest Brown from Canva.com
-Barn owl by anankkml from Canva.com
-Great gray owl by Brostock from Canva.com
-Burrowing owl by mlharing from Canva.com
-Eurasian eagle owl by Jan Rozehnal from Canva.com
Elf owl:
-Elf owl by mlharing from Canva.com
-Split screen (L) by Bettina Arrigoni from Flickr.com, (R) Saguaro National Forest from Flickr.com
-Splitscreen (L) mlharing from Canva.com, (R) WarblerLady from Flickr.com
-Elf owl in tree by Dominic Sherony from Flickr.com
-Thread snake photos by Maximilian Paradiz from Flickr.com
Blakiston's fish owl:
-Opening photo by Ondrej Prosicky from Canva.com
-Two Blakiston's by Takashi Muramatsu from Flickr.com
-3up: All photos by Ondrej Prosicky from Canva.com
-3up: (L) Ondrej Prosicky from Canva.com, (M) Satoru S from Canva.com, (R) mantaphoto from Canva.com
-"Silent flight" by Ondrej Prosicky from Canva.com
-Great horned owl feather by KeithSzafranski from Canva.com
-With fish and green foliage by feathercollector from Canva.com
-Facial disk video clip by Film Studio Aves from Canva.com
-Owlet footage by Film Studio Aves rom Canva.com
Barking Owl:
-Intro photo by JJ Harrison from Flickr.com
-Second photo by ozflash from Canva.com
-Pomeranian dog by Pattarawat, background removed, from Canva.com
-"Crepuscular" by ozflash from Canva.com
Spectacled Owl:
-Intro photo by garytog from Canva.com
-Range map by Wikipedia.com
-Second photo by mattcudaphotos from Canva.com
-Nocturnal 3up: (L) neil bowman from Canva.com, (M) Stephen Emlund from Canva.com, (R) from MattCuda from Canva.com
-Spectacled owl by cambrucedavis from Canva.com
-Spectacled owl audio: Niels Krabbe, XC251445. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/251445.
-Adult and juvenile by Steve Wilson from Flickr.com
Conclusion:
Blakiston's owl juvenile by Film Studio Aves from Canva.com
Thumbnail photo credits:
-Elf owl by Dominic Sherony, background removed, from Flickr.com
-Blakiston's fish owl by Ondrej Prosicky, background removed, from Canva.com
-Barking owl from Chris Putnam, background removed, from Canva.com
-Spectacled owl by MattCuda, background removed, from Canva.com

[@bisslet]

Next owl video should mention the Puerto Rican owl! Their songs and calls are so interesting to me

[@GreatGray8790]

Thank you. I have seen and heard the Elf Owl. Someday I will go and see the Blakistons Fish Owl.

[@travisbicklejr]

Yes! Owls are my absolute favorite! Thank you so much! You should consider doing a video on the Northern Hawk Owl.

[@allthingsbirdie]

I almost put the northern hawk owl in this video. Thanks for the suggestion and glad you enjoyed it!

[@PhilRushworth]

Great video. I have to look up the bathing owl sound now, must be so cool!

[@allthingsbirdie]

Thank you!