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About the Pearl spotted Owlet
The pearl-spotted owlet is a small, diurnal and crepuscular owl widely distributed across sub-Saharan Africa. It has a rounded head, prominent yellow eyes and distinctive pale spots across its dark upperparts. Unlike many owls, it is frequently active during daylight and hunts from exposed perches. Its diet includes insects, small birds, rodents, lizards and other small vertebrates. It is often detected by its distinctive repeated calls rather than its small size.
How to identify the Pearl spotted Owlet
Small owl with a rounded head, yellow eyes and a distinctive pair of dark spots resembling false eyes on the back of the head. Brown upperparts are heavily spotted and the underside is pale with dark streaking.
Recent Pearl spotted Owlet sightings in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
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