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Captive Bred British Barn Owl for Static Display
United States
Tyto alba alba
yes
static display animal
captive reared
5.5 years
captive bred at our facility
2000
N/A
3.5
Yes
no
They don't react, unless the person gets really close. Then they fly to a different perch.
They don't react, unless the person gets really close. Then they fly to a different perch.
with conspecifics
no
good life
good life
We have 5.5 year old, parent raised British barn owl and they would only work as a static display bird/no glove work. Skye has been in public view before, and does will with other British barn owls. This subspecies should not be housed with American barn owls, as they are about 1/2 the size and could be predated on by the larger American barn owl. They also do not breed with the American subspecies. This bird is healthy with no history of medical issues. We do not know the sex of Skye, though they are on the slightly smaller side.
This subspecies still requires a USFWS permit. If interested in, please email me at kmccord@worldbirdsanctuary.org
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