I was reading up on owls in Bent (170:191), and came upon this report:
"Mr. Forbush (1927) found the remains of long-eared owls in the stomachs
of two barred owls, and in the stomach of one of the long-eared owls
were the remains of a screech owl."
        This led me to look up a nice if obscure article, "Observations on Owls
in Ohio" by local taxidermist Thomas Earl (who was lucky enough to know
many of our elder local experts: J. M. Wheaton, Oliver Davie, Theodore
Jasper, and Milton Trautman) from 1934, available at
https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/wilson/v046n03/p0137-p0142.pdf
.
Wishing you enjoyment and edification,
Bill Whan

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