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couple of owls
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azant 10a (
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Mon, Jul 23, 12 at 18:03
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RE: couple of owls
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| Nice. I love owls. I see you are zone 10a, where do you live? |
RE: couple of owls
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| I do too! I only was able to capture them because i heard a strange noise. I live in north central phoenix... temps usually dont go below 30 except for the few freak winters that we get. I suppose it could be 9b as well :-) |
RE: couple of owls
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| Adorable! Probably Western Screech Owls. Love them. |
RE: couple of owls
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| Owls in the city! Not too far from me! |
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| I've heard it said that birds are the most adaptable wildlife to urban life... ... does anyone know of a medium sized light brown bird with white and brown stripes on its tail and wings, a dark breastplate that is almost heart shaped and red on it's throat, almost to its cheeks? It was rustling around in my gravel today. |
RE: couple of owls
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| Awesome pics! Those little guys are cool. |
RE: couple of owls
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| That is soooo cool...dying of envy!!! What time of night was it, was it early morning? I especially love the last picture where you can see the owl's eyes directly! Super! |
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| These guys come around quite a bit, i see them sometimes fly from tree to tree in the evenings. I got these shots probably around 9ish at night. Thanks for lookin guys. Glad there are others who appreciate these little guys. I wasn't sure what kind of owl they are, but they remind me of pygmy owls. They make a faint little noise not like a traditional owl sound or screech |
RE: couple of owls
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| I took the second pic and edited in Picasa. He's a cute little guy. I'm posting the first pic next, I don't know how to post more than one pic in each post. |

RE: couple of owls
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RE: couple of owls
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| Fantastic pics, azant! Thanks so much for sharing them with us, they're so cute, and definitely a gardener's friend. Thanks too for confirming the tree ID, lol. Great stuff! Happy gardening all! |
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