Barred Owls 2015

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  1. Luna left at 8:04pm three eggs look good, no worries, one is behind her leg. Tried to get a photo of her brood patch.

  2. About 9:10pm Luna flew off again. Then returned shortly. I missed her return, didn’t see if she had prey.

  3. Noche had a quick visit just after 8pm. He was in and out so fast, Luna gave no signs that she received a food drop.

    A few evenings ago Noche visited 3 times before he brought her a food drop. Seems he may be coaxing her to follow him.

    Also her outings have been later and his visits are also later, by about half an hour. She is surely listening for him.

    Luna just rolled eggs and shimmies herself in a comfy spot.

  4. Color cam catching Luna’s interesting feather patterns. Looks like a rainy afternoon ahead.

    egg #1 is at 16 days
    egg #2 is at 13 days
    egg #3 is at 10 days

  5. Noche arrived with a frog and Luna quickly ate it. He too is a little later than usual.

  6. Usually between 7-8pm she leaves for about ten minutes. Lately, she’s been gone and back by now.

    While comment uploaded she left! Didn’t get the time.

  7. New cam view, she’s looking at the camera with curiosity. A quiet morning in the nest box.

  8. It is not a mouse blocking anything, seems she’s moved it or had eaten it. Surprise!

  9. As if on cue! Good for Luna. The lighting is pretty but she needs to get that mouse out of the way! Hope that is all that it is…

  10. Did Luna put the mouse partially in front of the IR cam? It looks like it. She may leave soon for her short outing.

  11. About 2:40pm Luna moved the mouse towards the IR cam. It’s there and out of view.

  12. Luna pulled prey from her cache. She enjoyed a nice meal.
    She didn’t finish it, but moved it to the upper right corner.

    Noting that she is caching prey, not eating each food drop shows
    that she herself is well fed and able to save for later.

  13. Luna’s first egg is Two weeks old today, nearly half way to hatch watch already. A gentle morning for her, caring for her eggs.

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