In case you haven't followed all the owlet adventures the past two years, Greenwood seems to be the favorite place the Barred Owls go after using a dead tree by the house to raise the next brood. Good to know I have other friends looking out for our babies. I will have to make some time to go by to see her soon.
A description of encounters with birds and other wildlife during personal birding trips, Audubon fieldtrips, and banding days primarily in Florida but will include out of state finds when they happen.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Relocated Barred Owlet
I got an email from birding friend Gail Becker. She got a shot of something out at Greenwood Wetlands. A young Barred Owl. Looks a lot like my Maggie.

In case you haven't followed all the owlet adventures the past two years, Greenwood seems to be the favorite place the Barred Owls go after using a dead tree by the house to raise the next brood. Good to know I have other friends looking out for our babies. I will have to make some time to go by to see her soon.
In case you haven't followed all the owlet adventures the past two years, Greenwood seems to be the favorite place the Barred Owls go after using a dead tree by the house to raise the next brood. Good to know I have other friends looking out for our babies. I will have to make some time to go by to see her soon.
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You have many cool photos here, Andrew. My guide book does not show the eye colors and blue border for the White-winged Dove like your great image does. You caught a lot of these birds in some fun poses.
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