New survey finds surprisingly large population of endangered owl

Mongabay
By Jeremy HanceDec 3, 2014, 1:53 pm70 pts
The Anjouan scops owl—an elusive owl found only on its tiny eponymous island—was once considered among the world's most endangered owls, and even the most threatened birds. However, the first in-depth survey of the owls on the island finds that, in fact, the population is far larger than initially estimated.

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