Yesterday, I posted pictures of Great Horned Owls and their owlet. Today, there are two owlets. Might tomorrow bring three?
Two Great Horned Owlets look out from their nest.
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Alistair, your posts are amazing, and they bring so much joy to my day.
Thank you.
Alistair, I happened upon your blog as I was searching for info regarding Kootenay Lake. My husband and I will soon be vacationing in the Columbia Valley for our fourth time in the past twelve years. We reside in North Carolina and have fallen in love with the Canadian Rockies and surrounding area.
Your photographs are so beautiful and your commentary interesting and thoughtful.
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