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Burrowing owls

ghosthunter

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14 years ago

Hello everybody,
I have to figure out 6 biotic limiting factors of burrowing owls.
I have thought of 3 but I need three more, any ideas?

The three I have written down are food, trees, and grass. any more?

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mikael

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biotic: trees, mice the owl kills that move around its habitat, squirrels the owl may share its habitat with.

abiotic: temperature, humidity, air pressure, soil, river or stream near by.

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lewis

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14 years ago

Here are some.............

Biotic factors : trees, grass, mouse, owl, sticks
Abiotic factors: snow, water, rocks

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