Range Map Key
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Common Uncommon |
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Rare Casual |
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The range map above indicates that this owl:
- Can exist in the entire shaded area where suitable habitat exists.
- Is common in the Interior, Southcentral, and South-west regions of the state.
- Is uncommon on the North Slope.
- Becomes rare near the start of the panhandle.
- Is very rarely seen in Southeast and probably does not breed there.
Owls only live within their range where suitable habitat exists.
These ranges are year-round except for the Short-eared Owl which migrates south in winter.
This information is from The Alaska Owlmanac: A guide to the identification, habits, and habitat of ten owl species found in Alaska.