great gray owl
Noun: 1. A large owl species: A very large owl, characterized by its rounded head without ear tufts and a distinctive facial disc. Its scientific name is Strix nebulosa. 2. Geographical range: This owl is native to the boreal forests of northern North America and similar habitats in western Eurasia (where it is often called the great grey owl).
The term "great gray owl" is used specifically to identify this particular species of owl. It functions as a countable noun. * The great gray owl is known for its exceptional hearing, which allows it to hunt rodents under deep snow. * We were lucky to spot a great gray owl perched silently on a fence post during our hike in Alaska. * Birdwatchers travel long distances for a chance to see a great gray owl in the wild.
- The species is sometimes referred to by its full scientific name, , in academic or technical contexts.
- In Europe and Asia, the common name for the same species is typically "great grey owl" (using British English spelling) or "Lapland owl."
- Great grey owl: The British English spelling variant.
- Strix nebulosa: The scientific binomial name.
- Lapland owl: An alternative common name used in parts of Eurasia.
- Great grey owl (spelling variant)
- Lapland owl
- "The phantom of the north": A poetic nickname for the great gray owl, referencing its silent flight and presence in remote northern forests.
- Boreal forest owl: A descriptive term highlighting its primary habitat.
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large dish-faced owl of northern North America and western Eurasia
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