Where is a barn owl on the food chain?

Answer by  maxim (47)

Barn owls are near the top of the food chain in the bird world. They typically eat mice and other small rodents. Their enemies are other owls.

Answer by  anamaradancer (114)

Very few things eat owls. Crows harras them, and foxes will if they can catch them. They eat any small rodent or mammal they can catch at night.

Answer by  wallaby78 (2293)

Owls are at the top of their food chain. They eat small mammals such as voles, mice, rabbits, and rats.

Answer by  Cheerio (81)

I think it depends how big your food chain is. The barn owl is pretty much at the top of the food chain for its ecosystem it lives in. Barn owls eat snakes, rabbits, shrews, mice, bats, smaller birds, etc. But I imagine if a barn owl took on too big of a snake, it would get in trouble.

Answer by  mtnwmn (17)

Barn owls are typically at top of the food chain. They eat mice and other small rodents as well as small bird.