The Barn Owl is a relatively small owl species that inhabits North America. Easy to distinguishable by its heart shaped face. Barn Owls are unable to endure cold climates and do not migrate. Their survival is based on finding warm shelter. With keen hearing they locate prey in total darkness.
While Barn Owls have customarily resided in barns and primarily feed on rodents. Dramatic changes in farming practices has created loss of habitat by eliminating old barns and replaced them with "bird proof barns."
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