1. Barn Owl Manny Casarez

2. Description Coloring: Size: Physical Characteristics: Source #____4 New Book_____ The Barn Owl is yellowich brown to ashy grey. They have white underparts the baby barn owls are entirely white. As they get older their feathers darkins. The Barn Owl is a medium size.34cm. 13 to 14 inches of wing spand male 13 to 17 point 5 of female 490 The Barn Owl has a hart shaped face, small black eyes, long legs, no ear tufs, monkey faced, the claw has a middle nail like a comb, the barn owl makes many different sounds they can have a warning sound and tongue cliking.

3. Habitat Describe their habitat here: Barn Owls our often found in humans area. They make nest in hollow trees or holes in cliffs but they also live in barns, churches,grain elevators, old houses, and other deserted buildings. Source #__6 South America North America Indian Ocean Africa Europe Asia Australia Antarctica

4. Adaptations Physical: some barn owls look Like monkeys. Every 2 days baby Barn owls hash out of the egg. Like many young birds the owl Chick flys after being hashed The wight 8 to 10 weeks. Behavioral : To get a mate, female owl, a female owl, incubates for 28 days, mother owls ruffles her wings and makes her baby. Source #__5_______

5. Food Chain of the Owl Source #__9_______ The sun gives the energy to the plants. The plants give the energy to the mice. The mice gives the energy to the Barn Owl. You can find out what type of animal the Barn Owl ate by discovering the owl pellet.

6. Credits 4. Duncan, Dr. James. "Owls of the World." Buffalo, NY: Firefly Books, 2003. 6. George, Michael. "Owls." USA: The Child's World, 1998. 5. Epple, Wolfgang. "Barn Owls." Minneapolis, MN: Carolrhoda Books, Inc., 1992. 9. Hammerslough, Jane. "Owl Puke." New York, NY: Workman Publishing, 2004.