Cuban Pygmy Owl

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The Cuban Pygmy Owl is a small, diurnal owl endemic to Cuba and its smaller offshore islands. It is a widespread and adaptable species across the island's diverse habitats.

Where to spot

Endemic to Cuba and Isla de la Juventud, found in various habitats including forests, woodlands, plantations, and gardens.

How to spot

Listen for its characteristic 'hoot-hoot' or rapid trill. Look for it perched on branches, or listen for the commotion of mobbing birds to pinpoint its location.

When to spot

Primarily diurnal, active during the day. Most vocal at dawn and dusk, but can be heard throughout the day.

Where to spot

Endemic to Cuba and Isla de la Juventud, found in various habitats including forests, woodlands, plantations, and gardens.

How to spot

Listen for its characteristic 'hoot-hoot' or rapid trill. Look for it perched on branches, or listen for the commotion of mobbing birds to pinpoint its location.

When to spot

Primarily diurnal, active during the day. Most vocal at dawn and dusk, but can be heard throughout the day.

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This owlet is often observed being mobbed by small songbirds during the day, which can inadvertently reveal its presence even when it is camouflaged against its surroundings.

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