What kind of owl species live in northern Mississippi?

There are many species of owls that can be found in Northern Mississippi. Here is a list of a few of them.

Eastern screech-owl (_Megascops asio_): This small owl is found in a variety of habitats, including forests, woodlands, and urban areas. It is known for its distinctive "tremolo" call.

Great horned owl (_Bubo virginianus_): This large owl is found in forests, woodlands, and open areas. It is one of the most powerful owls in North America and is known for its distinctive "hoot" call.

Barred owl (_Strix varia_): This medium-sized owl is found in forests and woodlands. It is known for its distinctive "who cooks for you?" call.

Long-eared owl (_Asio otus_): This medium-sized owl is found in forests, woodlands, and marshes. It is known for its distinctive "hoo-hoo" call.

Short-eared owl (_Asio flammeus_): This small owl is found in open areas, such as grasslands, marshes, and fields. It is known for its distinctive "screech" call.

Northern saw-whet owl (_Aegolius acadicus_): This small owl is found in coniferous forests. It is known for its distinctive "too-too-too" call.