bullyland owl ?

what' s name of this animal? plus latin name, thanks
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It is an eagle owl, Bubo bubo

SUSANNE wrote:

It is an eagle owl, Bubo bubo

thank you Susanne

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widukind wrote:

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LukaLeon085 wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

It is an eagle owl, Bubo bubo

thank you Susanne

IMHO it is a Long-eared owl ( Asio otus)

Kikimalou wrote:

IMHO it is a Long-eared owl ( Asio otus)

I don`t think it is long eared enough for that , - but well, ....

Bullland just calls it an owl ( Item no 34351) .
It was one of the first wild birds they made, and is part of the first "Forest Animals" series which represented the most common animals in a typical German forest habitat. I am sure they never meant it to be anything but an "ordinary" eagle owl

A long-eared owl is as common in Europe and Germany as the Eagle owl but IMHO the shape is more Asio than Bubo.
Those two birds are so common, HAUSSER ELASTOLIN made both in their Forest serie in the 1970's.
Nevertheless, this model have two patterns and the second one is very very Asio otus in my eyes.

I think Kiki is right, the figure is probably Asio otus. The eagle owl is rather chubby than elegant and here is my Bully mega-chubby-eagle-owl :)

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I must say that I also have that figure iddentified as a long eared owl once I agree it fits better than with an eagle owl. Though, as usual at this time, figures were generic representations accidentally fitting with a species. So, it is not a surprise that Bullyland identified the 64351 just as a owl. :