Third barn owl egg today:
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I just saw the barn owl eat something that was about half its size. No problem at all for it.SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.Comment
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Finally getting to see these little guys! Don't speak or read the language, but they're small birds that look somewhat like a chickadee, but different. Looks like there's a bunch of them! Mom sure does push them around!!
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This looks like a pretty little pygmy owl with 4 eggs!
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Wow, haven't been checking enough. We have at least 3, maybe 4 baby storks!
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"Finally getting to see these little guys! Don't speak or read the language, but they're small birds that look somewhat like a chickadee, but different. Looks like there's a bunch of them! Mom sure does push them around!!"
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Nuthatch, my translater says, Great Titmouse.
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Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...this is the kind of titmouse we have around here,
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and here is a screen shot of the nest box . . . hmmmm. Translation must be off!
Whatever the case, that mama is very busy with her hands full!
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4 little storks with mom and dad Picture 59.jpgPicture 49.jpg
mom left and then dad urped up a belly full of little wiggling fish. the kids gobbled them up, then dad spread his wings and settled down to keep the younguns warm. what a good daddy!
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sweet little owl and her eggs pictured yesterday. Picture 22.jpg
we may have new babies. the eggs are out of cam view tonight, but the mister is coming and going tonight with frog treats, mama is screaching a lot and I can hear little chirping sounds in the nest box! they both stepped outside for a few minutes of tender snuzzling - so sweet! Picture 38.jpg
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last but not least is the falcon family with 4 chicks (4 seem to be the magic number!) residing high, high up, with a beautiful view! Picture 36.jpgPicture 29.jpgPicture 34.jpg
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Looking at Decorrah north is not fun right now.
littlest baby isn't going to make it.
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This is another nest worth watching. Cam 1 inside is too close, so I can't really see, but there must be some young in there. Cam 2 seems to show the entrance from inside but cam 3 is the one to watch. It is outside overlooking a pond and the nesting site.
These birds are a type of colorful kingfisher. You can watch them swoop/dive into the pond and bring up little fish! The camera is mounted on a branch where they land with the fish and proceed the knock the wiggling fish out by swacking them against the branch. Then they swoop over to the nesting site. Very colorful, neat little birds. You can watch the live cam or a recorded film from the previous day by clicking one of the arrows on the right of the screen.
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Opps, forgot the link! Is anybody even reading this or interested in looking? If not I'll quit going to the trouble of sharing pics or links.
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Looks like there's 4 wiggly ones inside and someone keeps pecking at the camera lens.Comment
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I'm looking! I'm reading!
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Me too obviously...lol!Love, Sally
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Oh, it's a Kingfisher! She had her face right up to the cam and I couldn't even tell what she was!
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Must have her big butt in the camera now....LOL!Originally posted by Frog42 View PostOh, it's a Kingfisher! She had her face right up to the cam and I couldn't even tell what she was!Love, Sally
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