Strigidae
Rock Eagle-Owl
(Bubo bengalensis)
FOOD:
DISTRIBUTION:
West Himalayas, Pakistan, throughout India, Kashmir, Nepal, Assam and Burma.
NOTES:
They are typically large owls, and have “tufts” on their heads. They are splashed with brown, and gray and have a white throat patch with black small stripes. Lower parts are fulvous, becoming whitish near the centre. The upper breast has small, dark streaks, with the rest of the underparts having fine streaks and faint cross-bars, which become fainter towards the abdomen. Legs and toes are feathered fulvous, with the outer joints of the toes being bare, and a greenish-slate colour. The claws are dusky black.
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