browse by location

They’re everywhere! Owls occupy all land regions on earth, with the exception of Antarctica and some remote islands:

Global Distribution of Owls

shown by Order Strigiformes (see also by Family Strigidae | Tytonidae)
Map data courtesy of GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility

Browse below for the locations of owls featured on this site:

• Australia (34)
  • New South Wales (4)
  • Northern Territory (1)
  • Queensland (8)
  • Tasmania (3)
  • Victoria (11)
  • Western Australia (7)
• Belize (1)
• Brazil (1)
• Canada (25)
  • Alberta (7)
  • British Columbia (6)
  • Manitoba (2)
  • Nova Scotia (1)
  • Ontario (7)
  • Saskatchewan (1)
• Costa Rica (1)
• Croatia (1)
• Germany (1)
• Honduras (1)
• Hungary (1)
• Iran (1)
• Italy (1)
• Korea (1)
• Lebanon (1)
• Malawi (1)
• New Zealand (47)
  • North Island (36)
  • South Island (10)
• North Macedonia (1)
• Panama (3)
• Portugal (3)
• South Africa (7)
• Spain (1)
• Sweden (1)
• Switzerland (2)
• Taiwan (1)
• Thailand (1)
• United Kingdom (9)
• United States (120)
  • Alaska (7)
  • Arizona (3)
  • Arkansas (1)
  • California (9)
  • Connecticut (2)
  • Delaware (2)
  • Florida (9)
  • Hawaii (4)
  • Illinois (3)
  • Indiana (2)
  • Louisiana (1)
  • Maine (1)
  • Massachusetts (4)
  • Michigan (4)
  • Minnesota (2)
  • Missouri (3)
  • New Jersey (3)
  • New Mexico (1)
  • New York (14)
  • North Carolina (3)
  • Ohio (2)
  • Oklahoma (1)
  • Oregon (8)
  • Pennsylvania (4)
  • Rhode Island (3)
  • South Carolina (2)
  • Tennessee (1)
  • Texas (7)
  • Utah (1)
  • Virginia (1)
  • Washington (10)
  • Wisconsin (3)