Until they are able to establish their own territories, young eagle-owls spend their lives as nomadic "floaters", and while they also call, select inconspicuous perch sites unlike breeding birds.
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Eurasian eagle-owl - Wikipediarmally on their own, but are also sometimes chased away by their parents.[19] The young Eurasian eagle-owls reach sexual maturity by the following year, but do not normally breed until they can establish a territory at around 2–3 years old.[19][22] <span>Until they are able to establish their own territories, young eagle-owls spend their lives as nomadic "floaters", and while they also call, select inconspicuous perch sites unlike breeding birds. Male floaters are especially wary about intrusion into an established territory to avoid potential conspecific aggression.[124] Status [edit] Europe's highest density of Eurasian eagle-owl is Summary
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