Nora Owl in on of her favorite spots. She was not hooting a grocery list to Osric tonight.
Meanwhile, Osric was hanging out on his gate when he got the urge to upchuck a pellet.
Walter was chilling and giving me Maddogs on a lower branch.
Willa was hanging out near the end of a branch about 10 feet above Walter.
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Thanks, AA1C.
Amazing colours of Bearded Iris.
We are getting a nice variety. Thanks, Heidi.
Spectacular, Tim!!! The owls feathers look almost pink in some of the shots. 💕
Thanks, Cindy.
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Beautiful pictures 😍
Thanks, Ganga.
WOW….beautiful skies…fluffy owls and flowers….what more could anyone wish for – enjoy.
Thanks, Janet.
Such beautiful skies and wowls too.
Thanks, Shey.
Flowers and clouds are exchanging colors and the owls admire… like me.
Thanks, Marina.
Nice flower photos. Willa and Walter are growing quickly.
Thanks, Brad.
Beautiful blooms! One of the bloggers I follow buys owl pellets and uses them in her art.
There’s lot of interesting things in owl pellets. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Beautiful flowers and images Tim.
Thanks, Brad.
Love the shot of Nora just chilling in one of her favorite locations.🦉
Those flowers really pop and give the ones I shared the other day a run for their money. Love the owl family and skies.
Thanks, Dale. More roses on the way tonight.
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You have captured the vibrant beauty of spring blooms, Tim!! WOW!!
Thanks, Rebecca.
The Painter keeps on experimenting with those NM skies, Tim. I enjoy all the beauty you capture in your area.
I remember when I was a youngster, seeing a collection of owl pellets at the local Nature Center. Prey going down and coming back up in processed form.
Unlike snakes, owls can’t digest bones. Pellets are interesting to dissect. Thanks, Lavinia.
Fab photos!
Thanks, Dawn.
Incredible silhouette of Nora.
What’s an upchucked pellet?
Walter sure is packing the fluff! When will they fly?
Owls can’t digest bones and feathers and some of the hair of their prey, so those get all packed together in their gullet and then the throw up a pellet. It’s like a hairball full of bones. I dissected a pellet back in 2018: https://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2018/6/beauty-the-barf Thanks, Resa.
EW!!!!!I’ll check out the pic, but ewwww!
As always wonderful photos Tim …
Thanks, Julie.
I like those purple spikey ball flowers – never seen those before, wonder if they deer are fond of them.
I’m sure the deer would love alliums. Thanks, Brian.