Joint Publication 5-0, Joint Operation Planning, reflects current guidance for planning. military operations and, as a keystone publicatio n, forms the core of joint doctrine for joint. operation planning throughout the range of military operations.
Food Habits. Elf owls primarily eat insects â especially moths, beetles, and crickets â but occasionally they eat small mammals and reptiles, like spiny lizards, earless lizards, blind snakes and kangaroo rats. In southeastern Arizona, elf owls change their diet based on the weather.
Burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia) are so named because they live underground in burrows that have been dug out by small mammals like ground squirrels and prairie dogs. They are covered in brown spotted feathers and have long legs. They also sport distinctive white âeyebrowsâ above bright yellow eyes. They are one of the smallest owls in North America. Diet. Burrowing owls eat small mammals such as moles and mice during late spring and early summer. Later they switch to insects, especially grasshoppers and beetles. Burrowing owls are also known to eat birds, amphibians and reptiles. Population