Dad
MomCan you see her?
The little sneaks. They nested inside a tree - WAY high. We were probably looking right at them last week and we didn't even see them. Somehow, a man found them and while he was watching them, my friend came upon him. If it weren't for that bird-watching stranger, we would probably never have found the nest.
Today I watched as two little, fluffy, white heads with beaks and big eyes peered around mom. Oh, it was WONDERFUL!
Today I watched as two little, fluffy, white heads with beaks and big eyes peered around mom. Oh, it was WONDERFUL!
Wonderful! I'm so glad you located the owl family and can report on them. I loved the photos and look forward to more!
ReplyDeleteI know we have owls around- I've heard them, and found their castings- but I've never seen them.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous.
Hey Nick,
ReplyDeleteI guess I'll just have to make myself go enjoy the owls more so that I can take more photos. A horrible job, but someone's got to do it. ;-)
Thomas,
ReplyDeleteThey are good at camouflage. I always check out every big nest that I find, but this time, they were in a hole in the side of a tree. So now, I'm always going to check out holes in trees AND nests.
That IS wonderful, Carol. A few years ago we had owls nesting in our yard. They serenaded us by night.
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