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It is also known as the lesser sunda scops owl.
Like other scops owls, it has small head tufts, or ears.
The African scops owl lays her eggs in a tree hollow.
Then he heard the brief, otherworldly bleep of a Scops owl.
In size and structure, it is considered intermediate between a scops owl and an eagle-owl.
The Sundra Scops owl lines its nest with plant fiber.
After five minutes, mingled with the thrush's song came the metallic cry of a Scops owl.
He cupped one hand to his mouth and imitated the sad, mournful call of the Scops owl.
The Scops Owl perches upright and shows small ear tufts.
As opposed to screech owls, scops owls have only a single type of call.
The African scops owl produces 4-6 eggs throughout April and June.
There have been 2 records of Oriental Scops Owl in Alaska.
They were formerly classified as a subspecies of the Philippine Scops Owl.
The Indian Scops Owl is a common resident bird in forests and other well-wooded areas.
Local birds include the Eurasian Scops owl and the European Shag.
On the 500-rupee note, the gold holographic sailfish alternates between the number 500 and an image of the Seychelles scops owl.
The Pallid Scops Owl's call is a series of low, hollow, dove-like notes.
But the bird was neither a Strix nor a Scops owl, and certainly not a barn owl.
Many tourists visit the area to see rare animals such as otters, Mandarin ducks, and Chinese scops owls.
The White-fronted Scops Owl has two camouflage modes.
It is very similar also to the slightly smaller Indian Scops Owl, O. bakkamoena.
The owl was a similar size to the Eurasian Scops Owl, though the leg bones were longer.
Both parties independently concluded that the calls differed substantially from those of O. magicus and other Asian scops owls.
For instance Serendib Scops Owl was described and nine other bird species added to the list of endemics only in 2004.
The Andaman Scops Owl (Otus balli) is named after him.
By the mid-19th century, it was becoming clear that Otus encompassed more than one genus.
He was only released when Artemis offered herself to Otus.
Reiche's friend, Otus, provided at least one illustration for the sequel's manual.
The first printing volume one features cover art by Erol Otus.
Otus received one battle star for service in World War II.
Much of the artwork for the adventure, including the cover, was produced by Erol Otus.
It features album art by fantasy game artist Erol Otus.
He and Otus played role-playing games together and released a few small games in the genre.
He is father to Otus.
Originally described as Pseudoptynx gurneyi, it is now in the genus Otus.
Starr agreed and Otus the Head Cat joined the paper's columnists.
Once the reader realizes that the submarine is real, the further bizarre twists of Otus columns seem more believable.
The published module's cover features an illustration of a behir by Erol Otus.
Erol Otus produced the cover artwork.
His character Otus was described as a combination between a butcher, an executioner, an alien, a lizzard, and a zombie.
She later attacked HMS Otus by mistake, but fortunately was unsuccessful.
In 1988 it was attempted to resolve this by re-establishing all those genera split some 140 years earlier at subgenus rank inside Otus.
She later moved to San Francisco to join Blanc & Otus, a high-tech communications firm.
The smaller of the two species, it was similar in size to the living Long-eared Owl (Asio otus).
In any case, "Otus" flammeolus might warrant separation in its own monotypic genus as this would best agree with the available data.
Otus' artwork was later removed from subsequent printings of The Arduin Grimoire.
This version included never-reprinted illos by Erol Otus.
The Andaman Scops Owl (Otus balli) is named after him.
All screech owls were formerly included in the genus Otus, but today they are placed in Megascops.
The ahnkheg was created by artist Erol Otus and first appeared in Dragon magazine in 1977.
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