How many owls can you find in the above photo?
Mama Owl in the Tangle Heart Tree.
Peter, Paul, and Mary together again in the bosque eleven days after Peter flew the coop.
Peter, Paul, and Mary
There was a 50% chance of rain, but any rain evaporated long before it reached the ground. The wind blew a lot of dust, however.
Off Center & Not Even 
I spotted one owl in the first photo. The owls are a sweet little trio! They have grown up quickly.
All four are in the first photo. They are sweet. Thanks, Lavinia.
Where are the other three?
I just found them over on the left side. š
They are a little hard to see.
I think there are about 6 of them.
Also my thinking can be completely wrong, since the twist of the twigs with green camouflage looks like there is an Owlie hiding there.
I wonderful
A time to be together again
The look so cosy tucked in like that.
Tangle Heart Tree
Is that a species?
The skies are loud and exotic showing off their colours.
Thanks, abvr. Only four in the photos.
Ah, see I said my eyes could be seeing things.
You are welcome Timothy
Yes, I have seen.,šš
The three together are so cute!
They are adorable and they lined up in name order. Thanks, Susan.
Precious pictures. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are welcome, Gabriela. I’m keeping up with the owlets for you.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your photos bright my evenings. Hugs to everyone.
Those cuties are so adorable. I see 4 in the trees. Whereās number 5?
There’s only 4. Daddy was out shopping for dinner. Thanks, Jeff.
Ah, those babies are just so sweet, Timothy.
Thanks, Roberta.
I see all 4. Is it Mama or Daddy who is missing?
I love that all three youngsters lined up like that! Great capture.
Daddy was out shopping for dinner. Thanks Dale.
It’s so nice when the daddy provides!
After a good look, I found 4 of t hem…. when I scrolled down, it was confirmed š It took a while to find the 3 younsters close to one another.
It was really winding so the owlets were huddled together. Thanks, Rudi.
You know me … I see 3 Tim.. one in Holly’s Tangle tree and 2 over to the left. Do they ever visit me? oh my do you think Peter will be back? š
All three youngins are there. Thanks, Cindy.
oh I found 1 more with a zoom in šš
Good work.
Peter, Paul and Mary are beyond gorgeous.
They are so cute. Thanks, Shey.
They really are xxxxxx
Spotted Mama Owl on the right and the cute triplet on the left! What a treat they are sitting together and posing for the lucky paparazzo!!!! Gorgeous skies! Painter in good mood!
I think the wind was blowing the away in the higher clouds. Thanks Marina.
Looks like it. Wonderful shots!
Vier Eulen sieht man auf dem 1. Foto. Die Mama rechts und die Kinderchen links š¤
You found them all. Good work! Thanks, einfachtilda.
It was not difficult. Just enlarge the picture š
Thanks a lot!
The three took some spotting at first Lol.. š
They blend in pretty well. Thanks, Sue.
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Peter, Paul, and Mary look as if they’re posing for a studio portrait!
I think they were happy to be back together. Thanks, Liz.
It looks that way. You’re welcome, Tim.
How long will the youngsters remain together as they “leave the nest”? I assume they will go their separate ways at soon point. I remember when I lived in Tucson those times when the rain never got to the ground in the desert, but soaked the tops of the Catalinas. Always an interesting phenomena to observe.
They will be together for a while longer. They have to learn to feed themselves. Mama and Daddy will feed them into July. They will probably go their separate ways sometime in July. I think in years past some of the owlets stayed around into September, but with it being so dry, I think they have to spread out ealier to find enough food. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Thank you. Thank owls.
Awesome they are together again!!! ā„ āŗ
It is. They are happy. Thanks, Tiffany.
Wonderful captures.
Thanks, Heidi.
I mean, seriously. Are they the cutest owls or what.
They are super cute. Thanks, Gigi.
3 on the left side, tight sitting and 1 on a right side ( in a heart of brunches) ā¤ļø
Excellent. That’s the Tangle Heart Tree. Thanks, Meli.
Looks to me like Daddy Owl is on a branch of the Tangleheart by his lonesome and Peter Paul and Mary are cuddled up across on another branch. So 4,owls are in the tree. The flowers are beautiful, the pup is adorable so what more could We ask for? š
Mama owl was in your Tangle Heart Tree. She was blessing you while watching the youngins. Thanks, Holly.
Sheās captured my heart, Iāve fallen in love with the owl family and so delighted to see them at home in my Tangle Heart. May they be safe and contented there.
I found all 4 before scrolling down. Reminds me of a book I used to read to my 3 kids when they were little, about a mother owl who flies off to find food and her babies fear she wonāt return. Beautiful photos.
Oh My Gosh… it took me a while but I found them. All 4! Such adorable creatures. As I see… you mentioned in a comment… they will be around for a while into the summer. How fun for you.
Thanks, Nancy.
Precious photos of Mary, Tim. Will she soo be off?
All three will fly off in a couple of months.
I never knew that either. They move with the seasons, migrate, Tim? Gawd I’m thick!
Makes my heart melt every time I see a picture of those three owlets together – Paul looks like he might be burning the candle at both ends… tad sleepy hehehe.
They are adorable. Thanks, Brian.
It’s probably just conditioning, but as I look at these beauties, Peter looks as though he behaves as a typical 1st born, Paul fills his position, and Mary looks like the bright-eyed little sister who leans on her brothers.
Actually it’s interesting how they really do act a lot like kids. We can easily anthropomorphize them, but there are similar characteristics. Thanks, Dawn.
Your pic of Peter, Paul and Mary is one of the all time best. BETTER!
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They are so adorable. Thanks, Resa.
OH, and I did take 1 shot of Mama in the Tangle -Heart!!
Oh those owls are just beautiful! Four owls ā¦ but I did wonder š
Thanks, Julie.
I see four but I am probably missing some. I can’t believe how close the babies are together. They are so precious, what a blessing to be able to see them, watch them grow and become big. Thank you so much for sharing this gift with so many people. xoxox
Thanks, Joni.