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Old 03-24-2010, 11:28 AM   #1701
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How awesome! We've heard an owl by our house several times in the last few months, but we've yet to see him since it's dark when he comes around. I did find an owl pellet by apretty's car too. There were little bones in it. Really fascinating creatures.
I believe one day I will become a more avid bird watcher since we live near some great places to view them.
thank you for responding to my post about the owl sightings

i hope that you will have many opportunities to spot birds of prey during the day. i think people might see owls [in flight], and confuse them with hawks. there is a northern hawk owl.

further info with photos, if you are interested:

http://www.barnowltrust.org.uk/infopage.html?Id=1

http://urbanhawks.blogs.com/urban_ha.../11/index.html
http://www.peregrinefund.org/Explore.../nhawkowl.html


they are very fascinating birds, and how lovely you are in a spot to have such visits-

belle! i have to tell you that ez picked up that pellet and handled it and i was freaking out over the possible diseases he was getting on his bare hands.
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