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The diet composition of Pharaoh Eagle Owl  (Bubo ascalaphus)  was investigated in a semiarid area of North-western Algeria. A total of 65 pellets regurgitated by the  B. ascalaphus  were analysed, 288 food items were composed primarily of mammal remains (4 rodents, 1 bat and insectivore, 93.7%), and 1 bird species (passerine, 6.3%). The most frequent prey among the mammals were rodents (83.3%), which included  Mus musculus  (59.7%),  Meriones shawi  (11.1%),  Meriones libycus  (11.1%) and  Jaculus jaculus  (1.4%). The rodents were the most important prey items in biomass (91.4%),  M. shawi  made up to 41.9% of the total biomass. We may conclude that the Pharaoh Eagle Owl relies, in its feeding, very broadly on small mammals, completed by other groups.

Diet composition of the Pharaoh Eagle Owl, Bubo ascalaphus (Strigiformes, Strigidae) in a Steppe region of Algeria