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Mindoro Boobook

Mindoro Boobook

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Ninox mindorensis is often considered a synonym of Ninox spilocephala, both referring to the Mindoro Boobook. This small owl is endemic to specific islands in the Philippines. This entry provides details for the Mindoro Boobook.
Where to spot
Endemic to Mindoro Island in the Philippines, typically found in lowland and montane forests, adapting to both primary and secondary growth.
How to spot
Listen for its distinct calls which are crucial for distinguishing it from other owls in the Philippines. Spotting it requires careful searching with a spotlight in the dense island forests.
When to spot
Nocturnal. The most effective observation times are at night, particularly by listening for their calls.
The classification of Mindoro Boobooks has seen changes, reflecting ongoing research into avian genetics and bioacoustics within island ecosystems.
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