- The
little owl (
Athene noctua), also
known as the owl of
Athena or owl of Minerva, is a bird that
inhabits much of the
temperate and
warmer parts of Europe...
- The
genus Athene was
introduced by the
German zoologist Friedrich Boie in 1822. The type
species was
designated as the
little owl (
Athene noctua) by the...
-
specialist Kolink International Corporation. The
company is
named after Athene noctua, the
scientific name for the
little owl, a
symbol of
wisdom and intelligence...
- In Gr**** mythology, a
little owl (
Athene noctua)
traditionally represents or
accompanies Athena, the
virgin goddess of wisdom, or Minerva, her syncretic...
- up to 24 km/h (15 mph). Some
species are pre**** on by
little owls (
Athene noctua) in
central Asia. Most
species of
jerboas have
excellent hearing that...
-
workers sometimes treated members of this
species group as
subspecies of
Athene noctua. The two have been
separated but they are
considered to form a superspecies...
-
least 60 cm tall,
considerably larger than the 22 cm long
little owl (
Athene noctua) and
appears to have been
terrestrially adapted, with
relatively short...
-
Civetta is
Italian for "little owl" (
Athene noctua). It may also
refer to: Il Civetta,
alias of
Flemish Northern Renaissance and
Mannerist landscape painter...
- ; Hounsome, T.; Liu, N. (2007). "The
summer diet of the
Little Owl (
Athene noctua) in the
desert of north-west China".
Journal of Arid Environments. 68...
- densities, at
least locally. In Spain, when
compared to the
little owl (
Athene noctua), long-eared owls were more
likely to be
found in low
disturbance areas...
