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| Western Screech-Owl (Megascops kennicottii) | |||
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| Subspecies | Hide subspecies | ||
| kennicottii | kennicottii (Northern) | Pacific coast of North America from southeastern Alaska south to southern Oregon | |
| macfarlanei | kennicottii (Northern) | Southern British Columbia south to eastern Oregon, Idaho, and western Montana | |
| bendirei | kennicottii (Northern) | Pacific coast of North America from south central Oregon south through California (west of the Sierra Nevada) to northwestern Mexico (coastal northern Baja California) | |
| aikeni | kennicottii (Northern) | California east of the Sierra Nevada and Nevada east to Colorado and west Texas | |
| cardonensis | kennicottii (Northern) | Northern Baja California | |
| xantusi | kennicottii (Northern) | Cape district of s Baja California | |
| yumanensis | kennicottii (Northern) | SE California and sw Arizona to n Mexico (nw Sonora) | |
| vinaceus | vinaceus (Vinaceous) | N Mexico (s Sonora and w Chihuahua to n Sinaloa) | |
| suttoni | suttoni (Sutton's) | SW Texas to Mexican Plateau | |
| Endemic status | |||
| Sound Guide | Bobbling quick eheheheheheh ihihihihihih but also a slower falling bouncing ball call. The last reminds of Balsas Screech-Owl but slower and less powerful. | ||
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