Great Horned Owlet

 

The Great Horned Owl is widely spread across North America. It is also fairly common, yet not particularly easy to find. There is, however, a local nest site that had been used other years. It merited exploratory visits.

With the Great Horned, both parents attend the nest, and as far as I can tell, both have been seen, but on different occasions. They have two owlets, but I have only seen one.

This is one of the parents.

The markings of this owl seem different, so I assume it is the other parent.

The star of today’s visit was one of their owlets.

 

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4 Responses to Great Horned Owlet

  1. birthe says:

    Wonderful, thank you Alistair

  2. Christine Boyd says:

    Fabulous photos of the owls. The baby is priceless. Thanks so much!

  3. Anne says:

    Great photos – love the owlets! There are now 3

  4. Irene McIlwaine says:

    The first baby owl I have ever seen and what a cutie. Many thanks again for those great photos .

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