The Eastern Screech-Owl is a small owl that hides in tree cavities and nest boxes. It lives in woods, suburbs, and parks east of the Rocky Mountains, and its calls can be heard at night.
It is small, with plumage that blends into tree cavities and bark. It often stays hidden during the day and can be difficult to spot.
It hides in tree crevices or nest boxes during the day and is active and vocal at night. It also uses nest boxes in wooded suburbs and parks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.