Yes, a good one. Barn owls, all owls for that matter, are rodent eaters. That is, they feast on mice, rats, squirrels, chipmunks, and just about any other critter that can and often do have a negative affect on humans.
Barn owls have feathers made for silent flight. Good for sneaking up on prey. Barn owls have ear slits that are uneven to locate the source of sounds better. Though owls are nocturnal, and can see better in night than a human, they can see better in day than a human, too. But that applies with, like, all owls.
Yes, barn owls will only breed within the species.
Mostly poison
Barn owls can fly.
Barn Owls don't have predators.
are barn owls endangered?
a interesting fact about barn owls are that female barn owls(a girl barn owl) are more colorful than male barn owls
Barn owls eat mice, rats and various other small mammals, helping to keep the rodent population under control as nature intended. During outbreaks of the rat / mice population, Barn owls will breed several times during the year, thus acting as a natural pest control.
There will be a slight decline in the Barn Owl population. This is because voles have the highest occurence and when that occurence disappears, the Barn Owls will have harder time finding food and won't be as easy.
Owls are predators no animal eats owls . But barn owls do swallow their prey whole.
i have seen barn owls in dearborn county
There 16 living species of Barn Owls