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E. Hadad et al., « A record of communal nesting in the barn owl (Tyto alba) », Serveur académique Lausannois, ID : 10670/1.4zuwm2
We report a unique case of two female Barn Owls laying eggs and incubating together in a single nest cup in a communal nest. A trio of two females and one male bred in an abandoned water tower in 2013 in Israel. Both females incubated/brooded together in the communal nest, and all three individuals brought food to the communal family. The two females laid 20 eggs, of which 19 hatched and 16 fledged.