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Introduction
What the Great Gray Owl Looks Like
The Great Gray Owl has overall_color color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has above_color color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has head color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has face color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has below_color color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has undertail color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has back color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has bill color of yellowish.
The Great Gray Owl has wing color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has belly color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has tail color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has chest color of white and grey and brown.
The Great Gray Owl has leg color of brownish.
The Great Gray Owl has neck color of white and grey and brown.
Weight, Length, and Wingspan of the Great Gray Owl
The length of the Great Gray Owl is from 24.0 inches to 33.1 inches (61.0 cm to 84.1 cm).
The weight of the Great Gray Owl is from 24.7 ounces to 60.0 ounces (700.2 grams to 1701.0 grams).
The wingspan of the Great Gray Owl is from 53.9 inches to 60.2 inches (136.9 cm to 152.9 cm).
Pictures of the Great Gray Owl
Feeding Behavior of the Great Gray Owl
may go on a night or day hunt.
Summertime daylight eating typically occurs around dawn or dark.
swoops down to capture its victim after listening and keeping watch from a perch.
It occasionally hunts by flying low over broad spaces.
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What the Great Gray Owl Likes to Eat
The Great Gray Owl feeds on the following:
- pocket gophers
- small mammals (mice, shrews, squirrels, weasels,)
- small birds
- frogs.
Where To Find the Great Gray Owl
You can find the Great Gray Owl in the following habitats:
- Dense conifer forests
- adjacent meadows
- bogs
- burns in extensive coniferous woods