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Size: 20-25 cm
(similar to American Robin). Description: Uniformly
dark mottled gray with some white spots on the shoulders. Some
individuals are a cinnamon-buff colour instead. Range:
In Canada, occurs only in British Columbia. Habitat:
Found in open woods and forest edges. Occurs in suburbs. Nest:
Tree cavity, or occasionally crevice in a building. Voice:
Short low hoots accelerating to a brief trill. Diet:
Rodents, insects, birds, amphibians, fish. Behaviour:
Highly nocturnal. Notes: Non-migratory. |