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The present study was conducted to determine the diet of Spotted Owlet Athene brama .  Analysis of 200 regurgitated pellets collected from eight different locations in Punjab (India) determined average weight, length, breadth and thickness to be 1.0g, 27.0mm, 16.0mm and 12.0mm, respectively.  Remains of a total 433 individual prey were found in these pellets.  Diet of Spotted Owlet consisted of both vertebrates (45.7%) and invertebrates (54.3%).  Among vertebrates, mice (45.0%) were predominant, followed by frogs (0.5%) and birds (0.2%). Among invertebrates, diet mainly consisted of insects (53.8%) followed by molluscs (0.5%).  Insects preyed upon by Spotted Owlet were predominantly of orders Coleoptera (34.9%), followed by Orthoptera (10.2%), Dermaptera (7.9%) and some unidentified orders (0.9%).  The remnants of insects and molluscs in the pellets comprised of wings, legs, head, shells etc.  The average number of mice consumed per pellet was 1.32, with a maximum capacity of consuming up to five mice per night.

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&lt;b&gt;Analysis of regurgitated pellets of Spotted Owlet &lt;I&gt;Athene brama&lt;/I&gt; (Temminck, 1821) (Aves: Strigiformes: Strigidae) from Punjab, India&lt;/b&gt;