Barred Owl Feeding Owlets at the Nest for a Full Month
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Date: 2024-06-11
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stevesebzda570
Neat.
I was watching and listening to the different owls
I think two different ones than the mother shown at the beginning.
I have one near me that sounds similar to the one in the distance.
I couldn't keep track of how many babies.
One and year
I didn't see any feeding inside or at the burrow, though
Nocturnal feedings, or edited out
I see and feeding out on a limb later.
No feedings inside the burrow
(The mother coming with fresh meat in other words)
Some might think they just grow.
How often fee, and how many a year
Nice though, Shawn.
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Neat.
I was watching and listening to the different owls
I think two different ones than the mother shown at the beginning.
I have one near me that sounds similar to the one in the distance.
I couldn't keep track of how many babies.
One and year
I didn't see any feeding inside or at the burrow, though
Nocturnal feedings, or edited out
I see and feeding out on a limb later.
No feedings inside the burrow
(The mother coming with fresh meat in other words)
Some might think they just grow.
How often fee, and how many a year
Nice though, Shawn.
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LiveAlohaOhana
Hi Shawn ' great footage of your neighbors In Washington State where I grew up I was walking to a lake by my farm one spring day in a open field and out of nowhere, no sound a giant owl swooped down a tapped hy head with its tallens and I watched him fly off up into a thick tall strand of fir trees. I was freaked out not only how huge it was I think a great horned could have literally scalped me but I think it's intentions were I was trespassing! That stuck with me for many years still today. Thanks for the really cool video
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Hi Shawn ' great footage of your neighbors In Washington State where I grew up I was walking to a lake by my farm one spring day in a open field and out of nowhere, no sound a giant owl swooped down a tapped hy head with its tallens and I watched him fly off up into a thick tall strand of fir trees. I was freaked out not only how huge it was I think a great horned could have literally scalped me but I think it's intentions were I was trespassing! That stuck with me for many years still today. Thanks for the really cool video
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joangibson859
I have barred owls at my home in northern West Virginia. Many years ago, I had a kitten and heard this owl. I would not let Jesse out unless I could be right w/ him. I memorized the call and gave it to a bird person at the West Virginia Wildflower Pilgrimage. they told me it was a barred owl Apparently my kitten was pretty safe. Now I have red shouldered hawks w/ little ones, but my 2 kitties are too big for them.
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I have barred owls at my home in northern West Virginia. Many years ago, I had a kitten and heard this owl. I would not let Jesse out unless I could be right w/ him. I memorized the call and gave it to a bird person at the West Virginia Wildflower Pilgrimage. they told me it was a barred owl Apparently my kitten was pretty safe. Now I have red shouldered hawks w/ little ones, but my 2 kitties are too big for them.
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pai1238
Lo increible de las lechuzas es que cuando se crian tan cerca de la casa de uno despues se acostumbran a que estemos cerca y con cada generacion se vuelven mas domesticas. No es que se dejen tocar, pero si se arriman hasta a comer si uno les deja carne para ellas.
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Lo increible de las lechuzas es que cuando se crian tan cerca de la casa de uno despues se acostumbran a que estemos cerca y con cada generacion se vuelven mas domesticas. No es que se dejen tocar, pero si se arriman hasta a comer si uno les deja carne para ellas.
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truduni2216
This is.
So awesome. Just the sounds of it you can close your eyes and it just takes you away to a peaceful place. Tysvm for sharing. I love waking up to the birds singing. It's the mornin wake up call.
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This is.
So awesome. Just the sounds of it you can close your eyes and it just takes you away to a peaceful place. Tysvm for sharing. I love waking up to the birds singing. It's the mornin wake up call.
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roryoutdoors5431
Just the audio alone is majestic! We have NO chickadees in my part of sw Ontario I miss them! That tree must be an Ent! Eyes, nose, mouth, home to adorable creatures who get into mischief Bouhhrarhooom!
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Just the audio alone is majestic! We have NO chickadees in my part of sw Ontario I miss them! That tree must be an Ent! Eyes, nose, mouth, home to adorable creatures who get into mischief Bouhhrarhooom!
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kerry9360
It’s truly an amazing thing how they blend so well with the environment they’re in, nothing is accidental when it comes to life on this planet, this is the work of the Lord God Almighty!
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It’s truly an amazing thing how they blend so well with the environment they’re in, nothing is accidental when it comes to life on this planet, this is the work of the Lord God Almighty!
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edwardross4767
This used to be a great video about building a cabin and homestead with old tools. Now it nothing but a fishing, hunting and nature show. Miss the old self reliance.
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This used to be a great video about building a cabin and homestead with old tools. Now it nothing but a fishing, hunting and nature show. Miss the old self reliance.
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KismetinCal
That was amazing to watch. did one leave earlier Just listening to the sounds of the forest and how intently she gazed at her baby. was so relaxing and peaceful
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That was amazing to watch. did one leave earlier Just listening to the sounds of the forest and how intently she gazed at her baby. was so relaxing and peaceful
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Garnet-pz1sd
This conversation is a reminder of the power of dialogue to bridge divides and foster understanding. It's a source of optimism in an often divided world.
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This conversation is a reminder of the power of dialogue to bridge divides and foster understanding. It's a source of optimism in an often divided world.
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murrayandru7527
The Great Grey owl, the largest, the Barred owl, the most beautiful sound they make.
Thanks for sharing Mr. and Mrs. James Awesome Videos always.
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The Great Grey owl, the largest, the Barred owl, the most beautiful sound they make.
Thanks for sharing Mr. and Mrs. James Awesome Videos always.
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shawn_james
Lovely stuff Sean and your defiantly in the right place with the way things seem to be going in this World right keep doing what your doing and Take care
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Lovely stuff Sean and your defiantly in the right place with the way things seem to be going in this World right keep doing what your doing and Take care
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djjamison6548
Sure hate to waste my data watching owls. I live by a mess of them, don’t need to spend my data watching these for now 8 minutes!
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Sure hate to waste my data watching owls. I live by a mess of them, don’t need to spend my data watching these for now 8 minutes!
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jennywagner2448
wow thanks for this! I hear them here now I know what that very different call is, but have never laid eyes on - such a treat!
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wow thanks for this! I hear them here now I know what that very different call is, but have never laid eyes on - such a treat!
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