While I have tried via many, many hikes, I have not been able to find Les, Amy and their owlets this spring. However, I would like to introduce Stella and the twins, Vox and Pax! Obviously there is a Great Horned Owl Poppa (named Stan), but he is shy when I am around with my camera. I gave the twins names not normally associated with any given sex. While I am able to tell adult Great Horned Owls apart, I personally can not make this judgement with owlets.
I have watching this owl family for about a week, but have yet to have a “sunny photo opp session”. Images with the great yellow orb will come. For now, here is this year’s Great Horned Owl family (not yard birds, but not to far from my home)
The Twins (Pax and Vox)
Momma Great Horned Owl (Stella is always watching her owlets)
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so happy and grateful to see them! and i agree with annette- glad people don’t know where this little family is. thanks for sharing
And I will be careful to not post photos that give away the location, nor will I tag the specific location as I do with other posts
This is a gift. Thankyou for sharing.
Although I enjoyed the Amity family at times, I am glad that so far this location is quiet. Seeing your photos is enough.
I’ve seen a piebald Robbin near the Superior St bridge on the Lester River in the past week.
Super cool! I may have to walk down there tomorrow morning. The Horned Grebes are also fishing at the mouth.
Beautiful!