Barn Owls in Southwestern Ontario
By Keygan Drake
The Barn Owl can be found in 
Most times you will find Barn Owls in our trees in the hollow areas. so look in the trees next time your in the woods.
One way to see if Barn Owls live in a tree you have to look around the bottom if you see poop that looks like this then an Owl lives in that tree : : 
Barn Owls are in danger because of logging they are losing there homes in the trees their natural habitats. Barn Owls also 
Barn Owls and their young
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Barn Owls lay eggs that then hatch and then start their lives eating and learning how to fly and then hunt
Barn Owls in flight 
Facts about Barn Owls 
Owls sight and hearing. Owls are great hunters that relies on their hearing rather then sight. Barn Owls sight isn’t the best but the Barn Owls Hearing is amazing. Barn owls can hear ten times 
better then humans. The Barn Owl also has ears located like ours on the side of our heads but their ears one is higher then the other
Hunting and their food
Barn Owls hunt for field mice, small birds they also catch fish and small reptiles.
Life Span of the Barn Owl
Sadly Barn Owls only live 3-6 years. Some of this is caused by shortage of food in the winter time and their habitats are being destroyed so it’s harder for them to have there young in a safe place.
Sadly many Barn Owls end up in recurve shelters for wildlife. Some of this is because these animals have been hit buy a car or lack of food or injured in flight. 
Barn Owls can travel any where from 10 to 20 miles per hour
Barn Owls eat rodents like wood mice rats fired voles they also eat rabbits and bats and small birds.
Barn Owls Male and Female 
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About Barn Owls and theirbtalons ( feet ) 
An up close look at the Barn Owls eye 
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