What is a barn owls ecological niche?

Answer 1

An owl's niche is their food, habitat, prey, predators, and abiotic factors in the environment. An owl's food usually depends on what species it is, but most owls eat lemmings, voles, and mice. It's predators are coyotes, foxes, and crows. Crows normally don't eat owls but it could hurt the owls when they are flying in the day. This is a niche, a habitat on the other hand is just an environment where the organism lives. These are the differences between the niche and the habitat.

Answer 2

A ''Niché'' is the purpose of an organism(s).

Here is a food chain example: Millet Seeds -> Mice -> Owl.

The own would essentially be maintaining the population of the mice by eating it.

Answer 3

A barn owls ecological niche isn't the most interesting thing. They hunt most of the day and they eat small things such as mice, shrew and voles. The barn owls top prey is bigger birds and hunters.

Answer 4

its competition for its food