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The long-eared owl is a medium-sized owl that stands out because of its bright orange eyes and striking ear tufts.

How can you recognize the long-eared owl?

Large, with a body length around 35 centimeters and a wingspan of up to 95 centimeters.

Bright, light orange eyes

Striking ear tufts (which by the way have nothing to do with real ears)

Grey-brown mottled and striped plumage, usually rather reddish plumage.

How does the long-eared owl sound?

The long-eared owl is rarely heard shouting.

What does the long-eared owl eat?

The long-eared owl mainly hunts rodents but also eats small birds.

Where does the long-eared owl live?

The long-eared owl lives in Europe, North America, North Africa and parts of Asia.

How does the long-eared owl reproduce?

The long-eared owl breeds in March and May and lays 3 to 4 eggs. If there is an abundance of food available, a second clutch sometimes follows.

How do you get to see the long-eared owl?

The long-eared owl lives in coniferous forests and open spaces, but is seldom seen because of its camouflaged appearance and inconspicuous sound.

Facts about the long-eared owl

During the winter months, the long-eared owls seek each other's company and sometimes rest in groups of up to 100 birds.

The long-eared owl owl owns its name from the Middle Dutch word 'rans', which means 'cap'.

The long-eared owl is often confused with its nephew the eagle owl, which looks similar but is much larger.