Where to see Little Owls in the UK
3 places to meet one
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Little Owl: A night-hunting bird with silent flight and superb hearing.
A type of Owl.
The Little Owl is a small, charming bird of prey belonging to the Strigidae family. These owls are commonly found across Europe, especially in open countryside, farmland, and even urban areas. They primarily feed on insects, small mammals, and occasionally small birds, using their keen eyesight and silent flight to hunt effectively. Currently, the Little Owl is classified as being of least concern in terms of conservation, meaning their populations are relatively stable. An interesting fact about the Little Owl is that they are known for their distinctive 'two-tone' call, which can be heard during the breeding season. UK families can observe these fascinating creatures at various zoos and wildlife parks, where they can learn more about their behaviour and habitats.
Plan a day around little owls
Chew Valley Animal Park offers an engaging experience with a variety of animals and interactive activities for families.
The Screech Owl Sanctuary offers a unique opportunity to engage with owls and other animals while supporting wildlife conservation efforts.
The New Forest Wildlife Park offers an engaging experience with a variety of animals in a beautiful natural setting.