Morning sky at 5:30 am
Bugs
Wynonna
Swallow
Mama Owl napping. Daddy Owl on the lookout for dinner.
Mama Owl back at the nest as it’s getting dark. Looks like three little fuzzy heads in the nest.
Mama Owl flying off in search of food.
A wowlet looking at me while one of the other wowlets is stretching its wings.
Off Center & Not Even 
How fun to see the little ones. Those deep blue sky pics are amazing.
Thanks, Jeff. All were putting on a show.
Youāre welcome, Tim. Indeed.
Never a dull moment at your place! The photo of the planets is cool!
Thanks, Michele. The alignment is supposed to be best on Monday. It’s getting light at 5:30 so Jupiter barely shows because it’s close to the horizon.
I am enjoying your own pictures so much, Timothy. Do owls have life partners like swans?
Yes they do. Thanks, Roberta.
Nice to show us the alignment and always fun to have a look at the owls nest.
Thanks for sharing and have a nice day š
Your welcome, Rudi. Thanks for dropping by.
Oh… wow [and wowls!!!!!] I can imagine mr.Bugs hopping from Jupiter to Saturn via Venus and Mars! What a journey! What a lineup and what a paradise collection!
Thanks, Marina. The would be a real bunny hop.
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Wabbits!!!! Yes. Lovely pics Timothy. You always make my day
Elmer Fudd would like to get that wascally Wabbit. Thanks, Shey.
Oh he would indeed !
Great photos of the planets ~ looking up into the night sky it is impossible not to get lost in imagination. Beautiful.
Thanks, Randall.
Lovely series.
Thanks, Couriers.
Talk about perfect alignment.
And wonderful images of the nature in your back yard.
Those wowlets… too cute!
They were putting on the cute. Thanks, Dale.
They were!
Don’t know why, but the line up photo brought to mind Norman Greenbaum’s 1970 one hit wonder. Somehow the sky and perfection of line up fits. And it’ll be fun watching the owlets growing up via your kind sharing of the photos.
Planet spirits hanging in the sky. I was thinking more of Tommy James (and the Shondells) “Dragging the Line.” Thanks, Maj & Sher.
The planet alignments are fascinating to see, and the owlets are too too cute! Thanks for sharing both the far and the near with us, Tim.
Thanks, Juanita.
I loved the photos, Tim, especially the Wowls and wowlets. I look forward to seeing their progress over the season.
Thanks, Lavinia. They wowlets look like a sassy bunch this year.
OMG!!! The wowlets are so cute.
You got some fab face shots in the last 4 pics.
That face! He/she looks wise beyond his/her years. I could just kiss it! I suppose that would NOT go over with Mama and Daddy.
Mama and Daddy would probably not take well to that. The wowlet would love getting a kiss from you. Thanks, Resa.
Sweet little things!
love the line-up of your poems Tim. Oh I see 2 lil heads so far.. with faces only a mother and papa owl could love.. haha.. i love them but they don’t look happy about all of this so far. š
Thanks, Cindy.
Definitely confirmed two and best I can tell it looks like at least a third as well!! Mamma and Daddy should be proud…local rodents assuredly horrified ha!
I think there are three. We’ll know soon enough. Thanks, Brian.
Wonderful photos all! So much beauty in nature.
Thanks, Rebecca.
So much beautiful wild life. Are those new owlets? Let the fun begin!
They are this year’s crop of owlets. The fun has begun. Thanks, Holly.
Iām very excited to follow the Owl family, itās fascinating
What a great selection and choice today Tim, thanks. Your owl family are super models!
Thanks, Inchcock.
Fantastic shots again of Mama Owl š
Thanks, Sue.
How wonderful to see the owlets at last ā¦
Thanks, Julie.