Two Baby Owl's Born in TV!!!
 

We have two new (babys in TV) Great Horned Owl's born in our tree in the front yard! We were told they come back every year to lay there eggs. We have been watchin them through the winter month's in TV Springdale. Two cute little baby's poped their heads up out of the nest 2 days ago. here are some pic's!!!!
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That is cool!

Thanks for the pic's - they are so cute!

By jove that's jolly good

Thx for lookin Bonny, BTW, we named them "Hoot & Annie"....:)

Thank you for sharing. Cute little fuzz tops and momma keeping a close eye on you it looks like. :coolsmiley:

Wow!
 

That's wonderful! Love the pics!!

How fortunate are you?!!!
 

What an opportunity to watch something so magical at such a close range. Thanks for the great pics. It will be fun to watch them fledge.


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I think it must be very rare. I've lived in Florida for over 40 years (owned wooded land) and have never heard of owls being born on anyone's property. It must be a sign of good luck for you.

The Daily Sun likes to write stories about such rare happenings. Why don't you call them and tell them about it? :)

Thx for the info PL:) Duh, I didn't even think of that. I'll call them & see what they say. My wife was just sayin, the Baby Owl's only stay in the nest for 4/5weeks & fly away. Thx again.....

Great pics, thanks
 

That reminds me of an owl that found it's home under the hood of an antique car that my dad was storing...He was covered in engine oil and we kept in a bird cage until "Oliver" recovered....Very difficult sleeping with two giant eyes looking at you at night.....When we opened cage door, he was a very happy owl and we were also.

JSW IMHO I wouldn't advertise the address since people will be gawking at the owls and this may cause them to be alarmed and abandon the nest. Since they are nocturnal and elusive animals they need to know that their babies are safe. I know that some eagle nests are abandoned when too many people congregate around the nest. Something to think about.

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