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This juvenile Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl has not yet developed its distinctive adult white markings (i.e. head and forehead streaking) that help to differentiate it from the Northern Pygmy-Owl. The light brown or orangey brown tail barring, although, positively identify and distinguish the owl (Northern Pygmy-Owls have white tail barring). |
