White-faced Scops Owl

White-faced Scops Owl

The White-faced Scops Owl occurs in savannah country from the scrub desert fringes of the Sahara to the arid south western coastal region of Africa.

In common with other small owls, the White-faced Scops Owl is largely insectivorous, although it will take small birds and small rodents and other mammals.

The Scops Owls are related to the American Screech Owls, and this is reflected in their calls – an extended trilling sound.

White-faced Scops Owl belongs to the following groups:

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