-
historical persons, and
scop is used, for the most part, to
designate oral
poets within Old
English literature. Very
little is
known about scops, and
their historical...
- The
Eurasian scops owl (Otus
scops), also
known as the
European scops owl,
common scops owl or just
scops owl, is a
small owl in the
typical owl family...
-
Mascarenotus Pemba scops owl, Otus
pembaensis Eurasian scops owl, Otus
scops Cyprus scops owl, Otus
cyprius –
formerly included in O.
scops Pallid scops owl, Otus...
- The
Philippine scops owl (Otus megalotis), also
Luzon lowland scops owl is a
common owl,
endemic to the Philippines,
belonging to the
family of the typical...
-
collared scops owl is a
common breeding bird in
forests and
other well-wooded areas. It
nests in tree hollows,
laying 3-5 eggs. The
collared scops owl is...
- dawn.
Unlike the
other two
species of
scops owl in Sri Lanka,
Indian scops owl (Otus bakkamoena) and
oriental scops owl (Otus sunia), it does not have ear-tufts...
- The
Indian scops owl (Otus bakkamoena) is a
species of owl
native to
South Asia. This
species formerly included the
collared scops owl (Otus lettia)....
- Annobón
scops owl) The
African scops owl was
formerly regarded as the
African subspecies of the
European scops owl. It was
grouped with the
Arabian scops owl...
-
records of
sightings of the
Flores scops owl by
Alfred Everett in 1896.
These sightings of the
three Flores scops owls were
discovered in the Todo Mountains...
- the
Sulawesi scops owl or
Moluccan scops owl, and it has
recently been
analyzed and
found to be
closest in
morphology to
Sangihe scops owl. On December...
