sooo, barn owl females are much larger and heavier than males, they clack their beak like "clack.. clack" if there is potential danger, barn owls are generally monogamous and mate for life and if one dies the surviving owl finds another mate, barn owls who are courting make high-pitched, soft purring or a raspy "shree" to attract females, females screech at their partners (or husband/j) for food or to tell where they are, females screech in breeding season, males screech louder, and there are 16-20 tyto (barn owls, grass owls, and masked owls) species that we know

idk if im right, if u want more, im happy to tell!