This family of owls has resided in the old barn for over 40 years and patrols our land for rodents. We love to see another healthy generation arrive.
Several times a year students come to an old barn located at the Asian Pear Orchard in rural Boring to gather food pellets left by the adult owls. The inspection of these pellets allows students and scientists an insight into the environmental conditions of our area.
Ryan, a pellet gatherer, took the photos. April 27, 2009
Baby Barn Owls in Rural Boring
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says ... on Thursday, Jul 2 at 4:59 PM
Stop, I'm light sensitive, geeze, can we get a little privacy here? (lol)
says ... on Friday, Jun 26 at 5:22 PM
those are so cute it makes me smile so much.
says ... on Tuesday, May 12 at 1:25 PM
I've never seen baby owls before, how neat....thanks!
says ... on Thursday, Apr 30 at 2:03 PM
What sweet little babies. This made my day! Thank you!
says ... on Tuesday, Apr 28 at 5:29 PM
Cute little hooters.


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