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There are several species of owl found in Sri Lanka, including: Indian Scops Owl: This is the most common species of owl found in Sri Lanka, known for its distinctive "whoo-whoo" call. Brown Wood Owl: This species is found in dense forest areas and is known for its powerful hoot. Sri Lanka Jungle Owl: This species is found in the wet zone forests and is known for its unique "hoo-hoo-hoo" call. Spot-bellied Eagle Owl: This species is found in the dry zone forests and is known for its large size and deep hoot. Spotted Owlet: This species is found in a variety of habitats including forests, gardens, and even urban areas. These owls play an important role in the ecosystem as they are predators of small mammals, insects, and other birds. They are protected by law and are considered an important part of Sri Lanka's biodiversity.