#aegolius acadicus

[birdblues]

Northern Saw-whet Owl

[keyonsketches]

"northern saw-whet owl hunting" line drawing by Keyon aka Kirsten Dennis, part of native birds of lake Erie series

[squawkoverflow]

A new variant has been added!

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) © Roger Hall

It hatches from brown, common, difficult, loud, migratory, northern, orange, overall, repetitive, rusty, shy, similar, thick, western, and white eggs.

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[herpsandbirds]

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus), family Strigidae, Alberta, Canada

photograph by Jennil Modar

[bala5]

The Northern Spruce (Aegolius acadicus) is a species of bird in the family Strigidae. Lives in North America.

[mutant-distraction]

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) -juvenile- in Montana, USA by Mike Williams.

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[yourdarlingness]

　◞◟　diluc　names · pronouns · titles　!

　　·　requested by anon

　more npts from others　—　1　2　3　4　5

　◞◟　NAMES　✦

　:　Aegius . Aegilius . Acadilius . Brute . Emberine . Embryne . Inferius . Infernae . Megara . Mescosia . Mystarin . Noctis . Noctisse . Noctissa . Noctua . Nocturae . Pyrolith(e) . Seare . Searesse . Scorche . Scorchessa . Strifora . Striforea 　:　Augustus . Ash . Ashe . Ashley . Ashton . Bruce . Cassius . Cedric . Cinder . Cindy . Edric . Dante . Dawn . Declan . Delilah . Delphine . Dimitri . Dominik . Domino . Donovan . Lucius . Lucian . Lucille . Mira . Ollie . Octavia . Phoenix . Valerian

　◞◟　PRONOUNS　✦

　:　fi / fire . fae / flame . owl / owls . em / ember . sea / sear . fe / fer / fervor . ci / cin / cinder . ce / cer . se / ser . ae / ash . bu / bur / burn . hx / hxm . shx / hxr . thxy / thxm . h🔥 / h🔥m . sh🔥 / h🔥r . th🔥y / th🔥m . h🍷 / h🍷m . sh🍷 / h🍷r . th🍷y / th🍷m . fie / fier .🦉 . 🪶 . 🔥 . 🍷 . 🍾 . 🥀

　◞◟　TITLES　✦

　:　the highly esteemed individual . the nobleman / noblewoman / noble lady of mondstadt . the [x] of dawn . the owner of Dawn Winery . the ever-dapper [name] . the harbinger of dawn . the nemesis of the dark . the darknight hero . the dark side of dawn . the hidden guardian of mondstadt . the uncrowned king of mondstadt . the once chivalrous knight . the nocturnal hero . the bartender who dislikes liquor . prn flowing flames . prn who vanquishes threats . prn stained sword . prn burning passion . prn soulful desires to protect . prn who rises like phoenix

[x] can be replaced with any nouns or terms you prefer

Strigiformes - scientific name for owl

Owls - Aegolius acadicus, Megascops asio

Fervor - intense and passionate feeling.

[pickerelstripe]

[CM] Birds - Fafya

More birds! This time we’re covering fafya, birds that aren’t considered a threat but aren’t hunted, either, for a variety of reasons. Below are translations for one hawk, some owls, and three miscellaneous species.

Cooper’s hawk (Accipiter cooperii) - Kee’ee Cat-sized hawk known for its skillful flight. Present year-round. They feed on birds and small mammals. They aren’t completely safe - they may attack cats who stray too close to a nest - but they generally leave the Clan alone.

Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) - Pyip* One of two birds with a name from base Clanmew! Big fish-eating raptors with a unique style of hunting. Present in summer and fall. They coexist peacefully with Clan cats, though they are a competitor for fish.

Barred owl (Strix varia) - Ooh’o’o Cat-sized owl with streaky markings, big black eyes, and a very distinctive call. Present year-round but most common in summer. Feed on numerous animals. Fun fact: barred owls have my favorite owl call! Listen to this fellow :]

Northern saw-whet owl (Aegolius acadicus) - Wopwop Small owl with big orange eyes. Fairly reclusive, more often heard than seen. Present year-round but most common in spring. Feed primarily on mice.

Belted kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon) - Kiki Incredibly distinctive bird with a large head and long, pointed beak. Spotted often near rivers. Present year-round, most common in spring and late summer/fall. Feed on small fish and amphibians. 

Common loon (Gavia immer) - Huroo’oo Black-and-white waterbird found exclusively on the lake; plumage is gray-and-white when not breeding. Their call is long and eerie, a hallmark of mornings near the water. Present year-round. Feed on fish.

Tree swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) - Shwiwi Little blue-and-white swallows well-loved for their acrobatics. Present in the summer. Feed on insects, which they chase mid-air!

[photobiophilia]

Some owls found in southern Ontario.

Barred owl (Strix varia), 2021

Northern Saw-whet owl (Aegolius acadicus), 2023

Snow owl (Bubo scandiacus)

[shadowsandstarlight]

If you want cute owls look up the subfamily of Strigidae called Surninae. It contains the genera Athene, Aegolius, Glaucidium, and a few smaller genera, and the owls tend to be so small and so round… Love them. Highlights include the collared owlet (glaucidium brodiei), the Eurasian pygmy owl (glaucidium passerinum), the ferruginous pygmy owl (glaucidium brasilianum), the elf owl (micrathene whitneyi) (this is the world’s smallest species of owl), the burrowing owl (athene cunicularia), the little owl (athene noctua), and the northern saw-whet owl (aegolius acadicus). They’re all delightful I promise.

[13onnieyt]

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BABY

[birdblues]

Northern Saw-whet Owl

[keyonsketches]

"northern saw-whet owl flying" line drawing by Keyon aka Kirsten Dennis, part of native birds of lake Erie series

[silverbat]

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) -juvenile- native to North America.Photo by Mike Williams. facebook.com/mikewilliamsphotography

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus), family Strigidae, order Strigiformes, found in Alaska, Canada, and the northern U.S.

photograph by Brian Sartor

[chickadeefriend]

Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus )