La chouette hulotte

from Brèves de Nature Sauvage · host Ville de Paris

La chouette hulotte (Strix aluco) est un oiseau nocturne. Fidèle à son territoire, elle se déplace peu, mais a besoin d’un milieu écologique riche pour vivre : de grands arbres avec des cavités pour nicher, et des proies en quantité suffisante. Mulots, souris, musaraignes, oiseaux, reptiles et autres petits animaux font le menu de cette discrèteprédatrice. Autrices : France Fredon et Sophie Tabillon, photo : pixabay, créa : Marine Crispin, réalisation : Sandra Berkoukeche / Ville de Paris Sons : Chiff-Chaff / Fernand Deroussen et Joseph Sardin Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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