Buff-fronted Owl

Buff-fronted OwlThe Buff-fronted Owl has a rufous face and white spots on its wings and tail. Argentine records place it in forests in the northeast and northwest of the country.What does it look like?The area around the eyes is black, while the face and throat are rufous. The back is brown, and the wings and tail carry rows of white spots.How does it live?The Buff-fronted Owl has a rufous face and white spots on its wings and tail. Argentine records place it in forests in the northeast and northwest of the country.It uses forests and woodlands and gives a soft, prolonged trill.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.