| Fraser's
Eagle-owl Bubo poensis | 
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 Kakum, Ghana Fraser's Eagle-owl is distributed in West Africa from Guinea to Ghana and from Nigeria east to Uganda and south to north-west Angola. There is a distribution map at Birdlife International. It is found in lowland forest and forest edges. It is dark rufous with ear-tufts and dark eyes. The face is rufous with a dark border. Both upperparts and underparts are narrowly barred. It feeds on small mammals, birds, frogs and reptiles as well as insects.  | 
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| One vocalisation is a plaintive whoooah.
 
 
 Louis Fraser was a British zoologist who collected in Nigeria, Ecuador and California.  | 
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