Select the answer that best reflects you and add your score to learn your owl.

1. I am most active
   1. During the day (1)
   2. At dawn and dusk (2)
   3. Late at night or early morning (3)
   4. At night (4)
       
2. My ideal vacation is
   1. In the desert or on the beach (1)
   2. Hiking in the forest (2)
   3. Wine-tasting (3)
   4. River-running (4)
       
3. Socially, I’m
   1. Very gregarious (1)
   2. Mostly with my partner (2)
   3. Solitary but like doing stuff w/family (3)
   4. Pretty solitary (4)
       
4. The word that best describes me is
   1. Fun-loving (1)
   2. Strong (2)
   3. Hard-working (3)
   4. Determined (4)
       

Scoring:

4-6: Burrowing Owl: Day-active and social, these small owls prefer open areas and communicate with each other by chattering and bowing postures.

 

7-9: Great Horned Owl: Known as the “Tiger of the Sky” this admirable predator is often see at dawn or dusk and occupies open woodlands throughout North America

 

10-12: Barn Owl: Ghostly and with heart-shaped face, this owl can hunt in total darkness by relying on acute hearing. Barn Owls are excellent parents and keep agricultural areas pest-free by feeding their large families.

 

13-16: Western Screech-Owl: Adorable and adaptable, this small owl is pugnacious and not easily intimidated. As a cavity-nester, they can make use of either stream-side trees or Saguaro cactus, and can play dead when threatened—only to come “alive” when least expected.