1. Long Eared Owl By: Haley, Juliana, Mikey, and Andrew

2. Long Eared Owl

4.  I eat animals in the woods like mice, squirrels, and other animals.  I don’t like insects, frogs or snakes. They have a bad taste.  We are very small owls. We only are about 14 in. long and weigh 10 oz.  We are very attractive because we have very noticeable ears that sit in the middle of our heads and stand up straight.  Some of my friends who are females usually lay about 4-5 eggs. Our babies are born in 30 days.

5. How to Take Care of Owls If you find a Long Eared Owl this is what you do: If you find a Long Eared Owl this is what you do: Gently put me in a box with holes on the side so I can breathe and put a cover on the box. Gently put me in a box with holes on the side so I can breathe and put a cover on the box. Don’t feed me any food. Don’t feed me any food. Finally call a Veterinarian to take me to heal my injuries. Finally call a Veterinarian to take me to heal my injuries. That is what you can do to help me. That is what you can do to help me.

6. Long Eared Owls Are Endangered We Long Eared Owls are endangered because: We Long Eared Owls are endangered because: We have been killed by hunters and getting run over by vehicles. We have been killed by hunters and getting run over by vehicles. We Long Eared Owls are hunted in our woodlands and nests. We Long Eared Owls are hunted in our woodlands and nests. We Long Eared Owls lost our homes in California, New Jersey, and Ohio. We Long Eared Owls lost our homes in California, New Jersey, and Ohio. We Long Eared Owls are endangered by house cats that kill or injure us. We Long Eared Owls are endangered by house cats that kill or injure us. People have been cutting down trees and forest fires where we live. People have been cutting down trees and forest fires where we live.