I'm going through my owl phase right now. Found this very cute video on YouTube. Double-click to go to your computer's large screen.
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- Born English but have lived in America for almost 36 years, now proudly a US Citizen but as the old saying goes and as Gregg occasionally tells me, you can take the girl out of England but you can never take England out of the girl.
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14 comments:
Very cute and sweet.
oh my goodness, what an adorable bird!
nice video!
Jealous, jealous, jealous.
Thanks.
Thats so cute
they seem to enjoy being petted. Nice video. :)
That's okay, Denise. I love owls.. Another blog friend posted her owl photos today also... Wish I could see one in the wild.
Hugs,
Betsy
Awww so cute. They are amazing birds the way they can swivel their head all the way around. Their eyes are mesmerising too. The only bird with eyes at the front. I can see why you are in love with them. Twit-twoo
Oh, Denise, they are all such beautiful birds! The one owl sure did love being stroked on the head. Very sweet!
Aww... that was lovely. Wish I could get that close to an owl.
Oh my gosh! I actually got sleepy watching this video. Seeing as it's 11:00 PM over here, it's perfect.
Thank you friends! I've enjoyed reading all your comments today.
I am such a sucker for this video - I could watch it all day.
That is adorable! It's a lesson on how to send an owl to sleep:-)
When I was in California a couple of weeks ago, I went out one morning. You know the early mornings when the sun it almost up and everything is still. Two owls were calling each other in the tree near by somewhere. One would hoot, the other would hoot. And on and on. I just love the sound they make and especially when waking up. We don't have owls here in the Sonoran Desert. Too bad.
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