In the crouch of a huge elm is a stick nest with three of these little cuties... Yesterday we watched they're antics for the longest time. Mom must have been off getting dinner from the take out in the alfalfa.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Fine Feathered Friends
There is a large lawn area with old trees between Marymine's house and the bunkhouse where I live.
In the crouch of a huge elm is a stick nest with three of these little cuties... Yesterday we watched they're antics for the longest time. Mom must have been off getting dinner from the take out in the alfalfa.
In the crouch of a huge elm is a stick nest with three of these little cuties... Yesterday we watched they're antics for the longest time. Mom must have been off getting dinner from the take out in the alfalfa.
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How adorable. We had long eared owls breeding at our place for three years running and I loved watching them. sadly buzzards took over their nesting place and they have moved on.
ReplyDeleteOh those eyes!
ReplyDeleteThey are just adorable balls of fluff with marvelous eyes. Hope you get to watch them grow.
ReplyDeleteI don't get to see nests, but I love to watch the young birds learning to fly!
ReplyDeleteI am so absolutely envious!!! I am wordless!! Please keep readers posted on this cool find.
ReplyDeletewhat fun! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow neat! I have never seen baby owls before.
ReplyDeleteOh cool, you'll get to see them learn to fly. Never seen babies before.
ReplyDeleteAmazingly cute little balls of fur!
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