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The Flammulated Owl, Otus flammeolus, is listed as a sensitive species throughout the western U.S, and a species of special concern in Canada. Flammulated Owls are small, nocturnal, neo-tropical migrants that vocalize quietly and are rarely seen. Because Flammulated Owls do not arrive on their breeding grounds until late April to mid-May, they have historically been missed in most nocturnal owl surveys.

This Plan is focused on forests and agroforestry systems located at mid-elevations in Central America and northern South America, which are recognized as critical habitats for several species of migratory birds in steep decline.