| − | The Abyssinian owl is up to 17 inches in length and a 30-inch wingspan. Despite being darker in color, it bears a similar appearance to the related [[long-eared owl]] (''Asio otus''); some authorities list the Abyssinian owl as a subspecies of ''A. otis''. The Abyssinian owl has a buff-rufous or tawny facial disc that is pale to dark, with distinctive light grey eyebrows, yellow eyes and a dark bill. The ear tufts are also dark brown with white edging. | + | The Abyssinian owl is up to 17 inches in length and 30 inches in wingspan. Despite being darker in color, it bears a similar appearance to the related [[long-eared owl]] (''Asio otus''); some authorities list the Abyssinian owl as a subspecies of ''A. otis''. The Abyssinian owl has a buff-rufous or tawny facial disc that is pale to dark, with distinctive light grey eyebrows, yellow eyes and a dark bill. The ear tufts are also dark brown with white edging. |