He/she really IS almost this close! Hope they return for keeps. At last count, there were 5 of them.
I am a quilter - a retired widow living in the Nebraska Panhandle. I am surrounded by beautiful semi-arid ranch country, and treeless hills and fields under incredibly wide blue skies, located far from the upheaval found often in large towns or cities. I am blessed to have delicious time to quilt and to appreciate my peaceful moments in an unpeaceful world.
Wow... what a great video! And so close too! Love it when the owl blinks!
ReplyDeleteBoy, he is pretty unruffled, isn't he? Or is it she? How could one tell? Fascinating!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a piercing look you were getting !
ReplyDeleteSooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteNever get tired of looking at Mother Nature's little creatures. Almost as look as the Decorah, Iowa eagle babies and the Minnesota loons.
ReplyDeleteThanks much for sharing.
How lucky you are to get to experience these beautiful little creatures. For most of us such experiences are rare and treasured.
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing! No, I wouldn't get tired of seeing them. It is fun to see them through someone else's experience - or I would never get to see them at all!
ReplyDeleteLovely owls... and it is nice to hear your voice! Good job!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little guys!! And, that one is such a ham...with all that blinking and all. :)
ReplyDeleteCute little guys! The blinker really looks sleepy. I'm enjoying your posts. When we lived in VA, I occasionally would hear them, but never saw them.
ReplyDeleteOh, you are so lucky. I love owls, collect glass owls (and other, of course) but have never seen an owl in the wild. What a thrill!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful video. You do know how rare it is to spot these little guys or have them stick around, don't you?
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