After the sun goes down, daytime birds give the wireless transmissions to an eerier night shift. Of all the market avian voices dimness invokes, few can fill a woods with a nighttime vibe very like an owl.

Owls date back 50 million years or more and presently occupy each landmass with the exception of Antarctica, going from the tundra to the jungles. Some are dynamic by day, yet most — by far most of the 250 known species — are nighttime or crepuscular.1 Individual seldom see owls due to their covert propensities, so we depend on their ethereal hoots, odd tweets, or unnerving shrieks to make us mindful of their presence.

To be sure, these birds discharge a large number of clamors, some more straightforward to perceive than others. Here is a's "who" of a few usually heard owls keeping in mind the desire of making these twilight singers somewhat less strange.

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