What is the great horned owl prey to?

Answer 1

If you're talking about what owl like to eat, they eat rodents like rabbits, mice, voles, rats, squirrels and chipmunks. They also eat smaller owls and birds and fish. They may even take babies of animals that are bigger like fox pups.

Answer 2

Diet wise:

Its prey mainly consists of smaller mammals such as mice, lemmings, squirrels, rabbits, and even skunks. They also occasionally eat ducks, quail, other owls, smaller birds, and have even been known to prey on cats and dogs!

Mate/Partner wise:

A great horned owl breeds with other great horned owls

Activity wise:

They probably enjoy sleeping, eating, being with that "special owl" come breeding season, and just flying around and enjoying the night (that's when they are most active)

Habitat wise:

They are adaptable birds, living in areas ranging from the Arctic to South America. These owls can be found in suburbia and wood/farm lands. They enjoy a good, comfortable tree hole, stump, cave, and even the abandoned nest of another large bird.

Behaviour wise:

They have excellent eyesight and hearing (with hearing being slightly more powerful than sight) for hunting at night, and their loosely packed feathers make it a silent, stealthy hunter when flying. They tend to be very protective over their young, attacking humans and other animals when they feel the intruders are to close to their babies.

Answer 3

It's a generalist, if its there it will eat it

Answer 4

Usually the only other animal a Great Horned Owl has to worry about are other Great Horned Owls. They may also fall victim to eagles or Snowy Owls, but this would be rare.