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Most owls in Maryland are secretive and active at dusk and dawn or at night. Eighteen species of owls can be found in North America, eight of which occur in Maryland. Barred Owls, Barn Owls, Eastern Screech-Owls and Great-Horned Owls are commonly found throughout Maryland.hough their name implies that they make a screeching sound, their call is more comparable to the âwhinnyâ of a horse. Eastern Screech-Owls hunt at night and eat small rodents, flying insects and small birds. Year-round residents of Maryland, they are fairly common in suburban areas.
Saw-whets sometimes can be found nesting as far south as the Twin Cities, while the boreal owl, which is sporadic and rare as a nesting bird, is found only in the northern counties. Two owls that may be found in the large bogs of the north are the Northern hawk owl and the great gray owl.The great gray may be heard at night with its deep booming set of hoots tailing off to low bass tones.ong-eared, short-eared, Northern saw-whet, snowy, great horned, great gray, barred, boreal, northern hawk and Eastern screech-owls can each be seen or heard somewhere in the state -- if you know what they look like, where to look, what habitat they frequent and what calls they make.