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Northern Saw-whet Owl

Aegolius acadicus · Strigidae

🐦 Bird65 regionsRare in AlbertaLocation protected

Where it's found

Every region with Northern Saw-whet Owl in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaUncommon#182
MexicoRare#403
Saint Pierre and MiquelonLegendary#030
United States of AmericaUncommon#404
AlaskaUncommon#067
AlbertaRare#114
ArizonaRare#101
ArkansasRare#048
British ColumbiaUncommon#117
CaliforniaUncommon#159
ColoradoUncommon#102
ConnecticutRare#046
DelawareRare#035
District of ColumbiaLegendary#025
GeorgiaLegendary#054
IdahoUncommon#067
IllinoisRare#049
IndianaRare#042
IowaRare#040
KansasRare#047
KentuckyRare#045
MaineRare#058
ManitobaRare#063
MarylandRare#058
MassachusettsUncommon#060
MichiganRare#057
MinnesotaRare#066
MissouriRare#048
MontanaRare#076
NebraskaRare#066
NevadaRare#071
New BrunswickRare#055
New HampshireRare#052
New JerseyRare#048
New MexicoRare#093
New YorkUncommon#072
Newfoundland and LabradorUncommon#036
North CarolinaRare#068
North DakotaRare#042
Nova ScotiaUncommon#060
OhioRare#057
OklahomaRare#060
OntarioUncommon#068
OregonUncommon#104
PennsylvaniaUncommon#059
Prince Edward IslandUncommon#025
QuébecUncommon#060
Rhode IslandRare#038
SaskatchewanRare#056
South DakotaRare#065
TennesseeRare#052
TexasRare#122
UtahUncommon#080
VermontRare#047
VirginiaRare#076
WashingtonUncommon#094
West VirginiaRare#041
WisconsinRare#055
WyomingRare#064
YukonRare#038
AlabamaRare#049Vagrant
FloridaRare#063Vagrant
MississippiRare#047Vagrant
Northwest TerritoriesRare#033Vagrant
South CarolinaRare#051Vagrant

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Location protected. This species is never shown at its real location, for everyone, always. Only counts appear here.

Counts come only from people who chose to share to the community map, with no names, no locations, and a two-hour delay. Home areas are never shared.

Field notes

What to look for

A tiny round-headed owl with a streaked white forehead, big yellow eyes and a reddish-streaked breast.

Where

Forests and river valleys across the province; winters in dense conifers, sometimes in city parks.

When

Year-round; the monotonous tooting call in April.

Tips

Alberta's smallest common owl. Boreal owls are greyer with a dark-edged face.

Related species

Birds near it in Alberta's dex.

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