The diet of the powerful owl Ninox strenua in Western Victoria
JH Seebeck
Emu
76(4) 167 - 170
Published: 1976
Abstract
Analysis of pellets shows that the most common item of prey is the Ringtailed Possum. The Sugar Glider is taken less commonly and other vertebrates and invertebrates only occasionally. A possible instance of scavenging is reported. The relation between the Owl's dietary needs and its conservation is discussed.
https://doi.org/10.1071/MU9760167
© Royal Australian Ornithologists Union 1976