Tawny Owls Nesting In Garden Again :-)

Great photo Dawn!!!, they obviously love your garden to nest two years running lucky you, they're soooo sweet :-)

Wonderful Dawn....

Thanks Holly, thanks Kathy. Maybe its because there is so much vermin around, lol. 2 more furbie babies, ha ha.
Last year they didnt emerge until 31st May, probably because its been a mild winter.

Wonderful having owls in your garden. Like fluffy grey dumplings. I wonder are they able to go back in their box? They don't look feathered for flying or even fluttering yet Dawn. We have more modest baby birds. A baby starling under our canopy and some fluttery baby sparrows on the path being fed. A blackbird on eggs in the Ribes too. I think they are a bit early as well.

How lovely! Lucky, lucky you. They will keep your mice well under control!

They are just lovely,Dawn..I do so envy you having these beautiful birds in your garden..I would be spending each and every day,just watching them thrive..My favourite birds :o)

That's fantastic Dawn I'm pleased for you , John made a good job of their home they like it just fine , you are so lucky ,we never did get a box up the old Oak tree we were going to use for that purpose , it had to come down we left about 8/10 ft to grow Clems up .....

Hi Dorjac, we didnt initially think they went back into the box but after seeing 1 on Friday night and then vanishing until this morning, we think they must. Been so windy and wet today, they vanished again this afternoon so guess they went back in again. So pleased you have birds nesting too, we had baby robins.

Hi Karen, thanks, yes, the mice will have to watch out.
Hello Bloomer, yes, its hard to resist looking up at them, looking down on you, lol.
Hiya Amy, hope your OK. Yes, seems more special as John made the nestbox and its actually worked. Probably as well you didnt site the nestbox then. The clematis will look lovely.

Very exciting Dawn! How lovely to see them, you've such a beautiful place fornthem to grow and enjoy......hope Ronnie and Roxy haven't seen them too....:(((

Is it nesting box, Dawn, on which they are standing?

I am relieved to find they can go in and out in this horrible weather since they were first out. I always find I get rather anxious over nesters in our garden, as it is so dangerous for them. Cats and magpies being the villains. Saw a little puffed up baby robin, looking a bit lost on the path this morning. The blue tits seem the ablest parents....very attentive and sparrows too.

How wonderful for you Dawn......I would be over the moon..

Twins! How lovely - double the excitement :)