Long-eared Owl: Song & calls

The male's song is a muffled, monotonous and long-drawn "huuuh ... huuuh ... huuuh", with the notes repeated at intervals of a few seconds. The song is heard above all in spring, from March to May. Very characteristic are the young's begging calls during July and August, a squeaking, plaintive sound often likened to a rusty gate or a creaking door.

More about the Long-eared Owl

  • Breeding
  • Nest & eggs
  • Diet
  • In winter
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