I primarily feed on small insects and mammals. The burrowing owl weighs 5-9 ounces. I hiss like a rattlesnake to scare off predators. At zoos, I can live up to 10- 11 years. They can rotate their head 270 degrees in each direction. Owls will store food in case of shortages. Predators: badgers, dogs, cats, hawks, snakes, skunks, foxes, weasels. Killing or possessing is prohibited by the law. I like dry, open areas with low vegetation. Dung beetles, is one of their favorite foods. Females hunt during the day while males hunt at night. I live for approximately 6-8 years. They enlarge their burrow with their beaks. They hunt by walking, running, or swooping down from a perch. I hunt mostly during the day. Males are typically heavier and have a longer wingspan. I am federally protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. I burrow in the ground to protect my eggs and stay hydrated in the summer months. I have a high tolerance to carbon dioxide. Burrowing owls typically nest 2-12 eggs. I line my nest with grass and manure to attract insects and mask my scent from predators. They have yellow eyes. I am 7-10 inches tall and have a wingspan 21- 24 inches. I take over burrows from other animals. I primarily feed on small insects and mammals. The burrowing owl weighs 5-9 ounces. I hiss like a rattlesnake to scare off predators. At zoos, I can live up to 10- 11 years. They can rotate their head 270 degrees in each direction. Owls will store food in case of shortages. Predators: badgers, dogs, cats, hawks, snakes, skunks, foxes, weasels. Killing or possessing is prohibited by the law. I like dry, open areas with low vegetation. Dung beetles, is one of their favorite foods. Females hunt during the day while males hunt at night. I live for approximately 6-8 years. They enlarge their burrow with their beaks. They hunt by walking, running, or swooping down from a perch. I hunt mostly during the day. Males are typically heavier and have a longer wingspan. I am federally protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. I burrow in the ground to protect my eggs and stay hydrated in the summer months. I have a high tolerance to carbon dioxide. Burrowing owls typically nest 2-12 eggs. I line my nest with grass and manure to attract insects and mask my scent from predators. They have yellow eyes. I am 7-10 inches tall and have a wingspan 21- 24 inches. I take over burrows from other animals.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
I primarily feed on small insects and mammals.
The burrowing owl weighs 5-9 ounces.
I hiss like a rattlesnake to scare off predators.
At zoos, I can live up to 10-11 years.
They can rotate their head 270 degrees in each direction.
Owls will store food in case of shortages.
Predators: badgers, dogs, cats, hawks, snakes, skunks, foxes, weasels.
Killing or possessing is prohibited by the law.
I like dry, open areas with low vegetation.
Dung beetles, is one of their favorite foods.
Females hunt during the day while males hunt at night.
I live for approximately 6-8 years.
They enlarge their burrow with their beaks.
They hunt by walking, running, or swooping down from a perch.
I hunt mostly during the day.
Males are typically heavier and have a longer wingspan.
I am federally protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
I burrow in the ground to protect my eggs and stay hydrated in the summer months.
I have a high tolerance to carbon dioxide.
Burrowing owls typically nest 2-12 eggs.
I line my nest with grass and manure to attract insects and mask my scent from predators.
They have yellow eyes.
I am 7-10 inches tall and have a wingspan 21-24 inches.
I take over burrows from other animals.