Alfredowls
Alfredowls are a genus of owls belonging to the family Strigidae, known commonly for their distinctive facial features and adaptive behaviors. They are primarily distributed across North and Central America, with some species inhabiting subtropical and tropical forests, open woodlands, and scrub areas. Alfredowls are medium-sized owls, typically ranging from 25 to 40 centimeters in length.
These owls are characterized by their broad, rounded heads, large forward-facing eyes, and prominent facial disks
Alfredowls are solitary and territorial, often establishing fixed nesting sites in tree cavities or abandoned nests
Reproductive behaviors vary among species, but most Alfredowls lay a clutch of 2 to 4 eggs, with
Conservation status for Alfredowls varies, with some species considered near threatened due to habitat loss and