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Eastern Barn Owl

Tyto javanica

Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica) — Owls of South & Southeast Asia.

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The Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica) is a member of the Tytonidae family found in Australia & Oceania, Oceans & Seabirds and South & Southeast Asia.

Where it fits

  1. Class Aves
  2. Order Strigiformes
  3. Family Tytonidae Barn Owls
  4. Genus Tyto
  5. Species javanica

Where it lives

Southern, southeastern Asia to Australasia and southwestern Pacific

Quick facts

Family
Tytonidae
Order
Strigiformes

Biology & behaviour

The Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica) belongs to the Tytonidae family of the order Strigiformes. It is found across Australia & Oceania, Oceans & Seabirds and South & Southeast Asia. Its distribution covers OR, AU, PO s, se Asia to Australasia and sw Pacific.

Songs & calls

Eastern Barn Owl — Call

Recorded by Tom Cooney Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Eastern Barn Owl live?

The Eastern Barn Owl is found across Australia & Oceania, Oceans & Seabirds and South & Southeast Asia with a range covering OR, AU, PO s, se Asia to Australasia and sw Pacific.

What family does the Eastern Barn Owl belong to?

The Eastern Barn Owl (Tyto javanica) belongs to the Tytonidae family, in the order Strigiformes.

What sound does the Eastern Barn Owl make?

1 real field recording of the Eastern Barn Owl — including its call — can be played in the Songs & calls section on this page, credited to the recordist who captured it.

Conservation

Not Evaluated

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