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When we moved to our current home I occasionally would notice an owl on the power line ….fast forward a few months and I started looking for her nightly, she’d sit on the line and swoop down three or four times grabbing lizards or rat snakes…..the really do take notice, as the more I began making it a routine the closer she’d get. Until one night she went to fly down for what I thought was her typical swoop and grab, BUT she didn’t she actually came down to land and sat there about 15ft from me for two or so minutes …..as time went on she’d come closer and closer, fast forward 4 years and 2 or 3 times a week when the street is quiet she come in for a landing about three feet from me and stay a few minutes while I softly whisper to her. It NEVER gets old❤️
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
That is so amazing!! Lucky you!!
@aimiev51
Жыл бұрын
WOW that is soooo awesome I would love that so much!!!
@Finallyicanchangethishandle
Жыл бұрын
I’m working on this relationship with a barred owl right now !
I hear barred owls on my property in the white mountains of Maine. Last week, right over my head, in a huge old hemlock tree an owl suddenly joined another, and they caterwauled for about two minutes. Branches were breaking and I recorded the sounds on my phone. I had NEVER seen an owl before while living in the city. I LOVE these owls. Love them. Thank you for this great video love it.
'Was only gonna watch 5 or 10 minutes but managed to watch all but 15. Incredible footage! You must have been completely stoked. 'Will have to watch the rest at a later time. Well done!
I don't know what your day job is, but quit it, and do this!! I have been smiling thru the whole film. I have a fascination for Barred Owls. You have brought it to a new level. Thank you.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
You’re so kind Peggy, thank you very much for watching! I do have a passion for them!
@dianacummins6153
3 жыл бұрын
I couldn't have said it better !
This is absolutely beautiful. 💖 I keep hearing Barred Owls near my house at night and have been so fascinated by them and wanted to research more about them. 😃🦉
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hi sorry for such a late reply but thank you so much! It was really an amazing experience. I hope you get to see the ones that you hear!
@KatieSparkles
3 жыл бұрын
@@FrankDiNardi I haven’t yet but I’ll keep looking 😃
As I listened to the Barred Owl in my woods I looked on You Tube for some owl info. Came upon your video. I'm totally enamored, SPECTACULAR job! Thank you so much for sharing. Talk about a labor of love! I can't stop smiling.
They're my favorite bird so it was pretty easy to watch the whole thing. Good luck in Lyme. Spectacular show. It is cool to see your excitement. Your passion really shows through.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much! They do get me pretty excited, thank you for watching!
Awwwh that moment around time stamp 23.00 with the two young owls huddled together being affectionate warmed my heart ❤️❤️
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Wasn’t that amazing!!! My fav part!!
@dianacummins6153
3 жыл бұрын
Soooooo precious....I cried 🥰
@harmoni4499
2 жыл бұрын
Where/how did you purchase them?
@jackiesicilian5720
2 жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness, so adorable, like they're holding hands 😍
Just wanted to say thank you for making this documentary. We hear them often but have yet to see them in the woods surrounding out house. They have some of the eeriest nighttime calls!
I think they love you too very much!! Those were nice pictures of them on your backyard area. Good night owls!! 🙂♥️🌳🌲🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🌳🌲🌳🌲👍✌️🖐️
This was incredible! We have 2 barred Owls at our property and have been loving their company all spring. They are kindred spirits to us. Thank you for making this film!!
22:30 love that affectionate moment between siblings
Very cool interaction with the owls in your driveway. 🙂♥️🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🌲🌳🌲🌳👍✌️🖐️
Absolutely Magical! You have done a fantastic job sharing your experiences with these awesome Barred Owls! I can’t wait to see your next project.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey joe thanks so much!
You captured some really nice clips. The one where two of them on a branch begin sort of holding talons and touching each other is awesome. I'm not sure what that was all about but so cool to watch.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey Brian sorry for the late reply on this. That is probably my favorite part of the video. I remember being in the woods when that was going down and it was incredible
I was looking for whippoorwills when I stumbled on this. What a treat Frank. You remember we had one that came to Rockerfeller Center in the New York Christmas tree. Made headline news and became a celebrity. Great patients thanks again.
I'm SO IN LOVE with them ! You made my horrible week worthwhile with this ! Thankyou so much ❤😇🙏💯🦉🦉🦉
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! I’ve heard quite a few people say that this film made their day!
@dianacummins6153
3 жыл бұрын
@@FrankDiNardi you have NO idea...You are SO lucky ! Please make more vids if you can find the time ❤🙏😇🦉
We have a pair of barred owls that keep getting closer and closer now. I know they have to be comfortable with getting close. I've heard babies for a while now but they're not in the same place as the newest ones. I live in middle Tennessee and WAY out in the country. Our backyard is a HUGE bluff with a beautiful clear creek below it. Very close to our deck. They like to land in the yard and check us out. This is not my first experience with the barred owls but it is for my husband. A few years ago I had at least 20 that wasn't afraid of nothing. They hung out on my truck, the deck, front porch and they followed me in and out of my driveway. It was amazing. Your excitement about them is really cool. I think my husband is terrified because he has never seen a owl until now. I wish you could see our backyard because you would flip out. Thanks so much for sharing your exciting experience. P.S. My husband in a carpenter so I will be having a box for them.... LoL Thanks again
Nice video. I have a lot of these owls on my property. I think I might make one of those boxes. Thanks
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey Jordan thanks so much. If you’ve got owls out there, I think you should make that box. That couple of months that I spent with those baby owls was simply amazing.
Thank you so much, one of the best docs I've ever seen!!
Thank you so much for sharing this extraordinary experience!!! Magnificent!
Great job. Mesmerizing faces. Could stare at them for hours.
Thank you Frank! A beautiful documentary that had me smiling the whole time! The images and video you captured are breathtaking, and your enthusiasm is infectious. Barred owls are so beautiful and amazing. What a wonderful experience! So glad to hear you have barred owls at your new place too!😃
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!!
What an amazing film. Barred owls are magical and I am so grateful to have found your piece. Thank you for sharing it with us.
The excitement in your voice and your face is understandable and so endearing! It's neat you took the time to build a habitat, study the pair (and their children), and documented all of it. This is a treasure for so many reasons.
I really enjoyed this documentary! Thanks for sharing! My husband and I have been enjoying the owls in our forested areas!🦉🦉🦉
Oh how adorable they are!! Congratulations to the grandparents of three baby owls!! Hahaha!! 🙂♥️♥️♥️🦉🦉🦉🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🦉🦉🌲🌳👍✌️🖐️
I have breeding barred owls in my neighborhood. They started vocalizing while I was writing this. One has flown next to the drivers side of my mom's car. I see them all the time. However they disappear during winter. I hear the owlets hissing and I know that they are back.🦉
@tpw9099
2 жыл бұрын
Oh that’s so great! What state do you live in?
@kiwilala2037
2 жыл бұрын
@@tpw9099 OHIO which known as heart of it all.
That was an awesome documentary. I love it. 😍 very cute babies.
Thank you for loving /caring for these lovely birds❤️
You have truly undone your self with this!!! What an amazing doc so so many breath taking shots of these guys!!!!
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Bro thanks so much, can’t can’t tell you how much I appreciate you watching!!
Awesome documentary! I am currently watching a barred owl family in Indiana. It is such a surreal experience! Thanks for sharing!
@KJ510
3 жыл бұрын
My IG is @TML_KJ
Incredible! Thank you so much for sharing this amazing experience!
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching buddy!
@kenmcgahee3707
3 жыл бұрын
@@FrankDiNardi watched it twice already, lol. I can't get over how cool that must have been for you!
Thank you for this WONDERFUL documentary!! I was transfixed!! This is amazing footage. And to think they acclimatized to you to the point that you became a safe part of their world. I just LOVED this!! How rewarding to have watched the mating to the fledglings learning how to live as owls. And I didn't think it looked easy at all to place that nest box where you did. But it was a match made in Heaven. They moved right in!! Congratulations!!!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Sandra, thank you so much! It was the experience of a lifetime. It brings me so much joy that this video brought you so much joy!!
@mariaprets3270
2 жыл бұрын
Mit diesen Eulen die auf mich eine Mystische aus Strahlung haben.Ihr Video ist Goldes wert Grüße aus Vienna Austriea
This was so cool! How fortunate to have been a part of their lives, observing and appreciating these beautiful creatures!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much! It was amazing!
Thank you, Frank. It was a wonderful documentary with fantastic footage. Owls have become my favorite birds.
THANK YOU, Frank! Barreds are my fave owl. This was delightful for me.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey Marsha thank you so much!
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
I’m also addicted to my barred owls and was so lucky to see them mate last year while I was videotaping the female in my water maple , they was quick about 5 seconds, in February, then sit side by side. Week later in my back water maple! No owl box but they usually sit on same branches, come spring I seen a new one and I’m sure it was one of the pair that I witnessed! So cute and excited I can call them in, they r used to me, and it took me 4 years to finally see them, I’m so in love with them we have woods and creek behind our house, so many incredible pics and videos. I’m new to posting, but it’s the highlight of my day I look forward to the evenings and have landed only inches from me on my deck talking to me, and wondering “she doesn’t look like a owl” but will continue to hang out. I love them and have been blessed to b able to capture such beautiful nature!!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Wow that is amazing, I’m so happy you get to experience that. They were the absolute light of my life for that time.! I just had a baby girl three months ago so she stole the show but I certainly think about my owls all the time! I would love to see your photographs and video! Where do you share them?
Frank, this amazing documentary is such a gem!!! Thank you so much! I couldn't stop watching it. It is spellbinding and heartwarming, and I learned so much! Wonderful job, including your choice of music. I hope you have a second owl family by now. : )
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Marcia. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch the documentary. I appreciate the kind words. Yes the music definitely makes a big difference! Unfortunately this year I didn’t get to document the owls. And I’m also pretty confident that one of them didn’t make it. This year I decided to put a ladder in front of the box and climb up it and look inside. There were two babies in there. When I went to go back to my dads house and look for them in this year I never found more than one 😢
Thank you SO MUCH for your wonderful professional filming of these extraordinary owls 🦉! I also follow Wild Birds Unlimited for a few yrs now but once they leave the box it is over. You have taken this to a new level! All I can say is I will watch this video over and over again with smiles and love for these beautiful beings 🦉❤️🥰
Beautiful ! I love your enthusiasm for your barred owl neighbors. Thank you for your stories and for your photography.
What a cool film! I love hearing them call when we're at our Wisconsin cabin.
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks they are the greatest!!
Great video! I have two baby owls in or back woods and the one was on the ground looking for cicadas and flew one foot away from me! It was awesome! I still see both of them in the late afternoon and they really cry at night! They are so pretty!
I got a whole family of them hollering around the house at night. I love listening to them talk 👍🏻. Hello from Kentucky
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Hello! Awesome, so lucky to have them around!
Incredible capture ! BARRED owl always show up in my life... we have nesting pair in my back yard which is mountain of Sugarbush ski resort in vermont the vocalization have been incredible... thanks for sharing i will look forward to hearing the babies in the yard now...
I was lucky enough to see the two Eastern Screech Owls in my yard actually mate one night at the beginning of this year! It was shortly after I first discovered them and started learning about them so I didn’t realize what I was seeing until after but it was incredible to see something so rare!!
Frank, Thanks for a great documentary! My husband and I moved to our current home in Wisconsin over 20 years ago. The first night here, we heard what sounded like monkeys. Now we know the Barreds can get pretty raucus. At the time, our daughter was 9 and snapped pics of 3 owlets in the woods on the side of our house. Life was busy with running kids around to their activities and both of us working full time. In the past 5 years or so, we realized a pair of Barreds was hanging out on our property and we felt like we were " chosen"! They are so cool! This year I was able to take pics with my phone right from my bedroom window! We never saw owlets since all those years ago but everything I read told me owls would fledge by late April or early May so you gave me hope for later this month or next, plus now I know to listen for that juvenile call. Thanks again for sharing!!
@FrankDiNardi
28 күн бұрын
Hi, thanks for watching! I love your story. That’s amazing that they’re still around. I would have to say it’s unlikely that it’s the original pair that’s around but would not be surprised at all if it is their offspring. And yes it is that time, unfortunately the owls haven’t used the box at my dad’s house the past couple years but I have a couple friends who have boxes/nest on their property right now and some of the outlets have made their way while some are still in. Keep your ears peeled for that sound, I bet you’ll hear it soon!
Thank you for sharing the barred owls the are so beautiful the nest box was so thoughtful
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks Kerry!
You've inspired me to build and install an owl box. I'm north of you in Stowe, VT and I have a few of these beautiful birds in the woods behind my house. Thanks for the amazing documentary.
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Hi thank you so much, I love when I hear that from people. Build one! I hope they use it and I hope you can get as much pleasure out of it as I did!!
Incredible! Your passion for the Barred Owl shines through 🦉😊
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Tracey!! I certainly love them!!
Thank you frank!! I watched you fall in love with the owls. Thank you for sharing these beautiful moments with us. ❤
I just moved to a wooded home in Kentucky and bless my heart I have a pair of barred owls here. I use my iphone and call them in at dusk almost every evening and they come in together. I am so in awe of them. Came across your film and love it and all the information you provide. My summer project is to build a nesting box and get it hung before fall. Love love love this film
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey! Lucky you! I have used my phone to call them in to with some friends over one night and they were blown away!! Thank you very much and I hope you get that box built and hung up before fall!
Barred owls are my favorite. I was blessed to have intimate encounters with a few. Thank you for this wonderful video, I can really feel your love of these birds. They are special.
Thanks for these pictures. I often see barred owls in the woods next ot my house. I like how they will watch humans and not fly away if we do not get too close. You also have a marvelously steady hand with that telescopic lens. You've got me interested in installing an owl box in that wood.
I love this! Had to send it off to others. Thank you, Frank, for lightening up these strange times we are in. I found this video after I saw a Barred Owl when I went for a walk in the woods 2 nights ago. It was about 20 feet away while it watched me from an eye level tree branch. I was totally mesmerized. I learned so much from you! Your enthusiasm is fantastic! A million thanks!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing! That’s so cool that you happen to come across them in the woods like that. That is only happened to me once. I’m so lucky to have these ones living in my backyard!
Beautiful job on this video Frank Thanks for showing it to us
Outstanding video! Enjoyed every minute!
Thank you so much for sharing this labor of love! We saw our first barred owl today on a trail near our house! It was such an incredible experience. We came straight home to look up more info and came across your documentary. This was a huge blessing to us!
Thanks for sharing these Great pictures/films! You made the owl sound wonderfully! ha ha 🙂
Omgeee!!! What beautiful footage!! My very favorite owl!! Thank you for this❤🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉❤️
Hey Frank, I share your passion for Owls they are simply beautiful ❤️ I have never seen Barred Owls here in Germany. You've made a great movie, plus a good choice of music, you are a great guy! Thanks. A lot 🇩🇪
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Hi thanks so much for taking the time to watch and leave a comment!
Wonderful birds - Lovely video .
I love owls, never seen them in person, this video is absolutely awesome! You can even speak owl!!! It is so cool to see how enthusiastic you are and I get to feel that way too and get amazed at how beautiful they are and to see how careful you are with them. This is really the ultimate video on these so loved owls. Good of you to protect them. Thank you so much ! 💖❤🧡
The owls sure have given you a small look into their world with some great memories and photos. We take so much for granted, it is truly great that you appreciate them so much. Enjoy this years owlets.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Yes they definitely did, it was an amazing experience. I’m so lucky! Thanks, I can’t wait to see what this year brings!
@dianacummins6153
3 жыл бұрын
And the fact that they allow you to be that close in proximity means they KNOW your soul is pure and you mean only the best for them ❤
Thank you! Beautiful. I love your joyful reaction when you confirm there are 3 owlets!
Great to see! We have them in our woods but rarely see them like this. Thank you!
This is absolutely beautiful. The Barred owl is my favorite owl. Thank you for all the time and effort.
@FrankDiNardi
7 ай бұрын
Thank you for watching Ken!
Absolutely wonderful video and pictures! 👍
Well done. Your hard work paid off.
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks Chris!
Great video! This was just what we needed. We have been talking about building a barred owl box for our property. We will definitely do it now! Thank you for your time and hard work.
Love your video it was exactly the kind of video I was looking for. Thank you. So thrilling to see these owls stories and was so affected by your enthususiasism. My fiance and I had a similar experience finding, following and communicating with three owlettes we had spotted on a branch near dusk in a nature preserve. Eventually they came when we called them and it was almost like they enjoyed our showing up and calling for them. One time when I called them they followed us in the woods while we walked the path. A couple of weeks before the owlets left to find their own nests, the female and male adults once had a courting serenade with one another for about 20 minutes on a branch above our path delighted. I felt like they had waited for us to arrive as we walked slowly down the path in the full moon until we stood beneath them. Interacting with these wild owls is one of the most exciting things I have ever done. Watching your video and your enthusiasm brought all of this wonderful experience with the thrill and excitement back.
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Wow amazing story, my father always tells me how much they love being around humans and after a few years of experience with them I would have to agree. They seem so playful when they are babies!!
Oh my gosh, I used to live close to there in Haddam, in north Branford now & been hearing barred owls near my house, I'm going to look for them tomorrow!! Thank you for doing this, such a pleasure to watch them. I love how they came to check out where you live! Amazing 👏
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks very much for watching!
I just found your film today almost 2 years later. It is WONDERFUL and I watched the entire video thank you for sharing. I hope you publish more owl adventures from your new home. You were very lucky to have3 little ones to study. Thanks again
Frank, spectacular video and documentary! Thanks for sharing your experience with us. Everything is beautiful, the video, information and just the excitement in your story had me mesmerized for an hour.
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for watching Annette!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I’m in Northwest Tennessee and have experienced owlets born in our owl box for three years. It’s an amazing experience.
Good Doc. I watched the whole thing. Owls are very cool. Keep on keeping on.
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make this video. I'll definitely remember it for a very long time
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to watch it Victoria!!
Watched again. Your imitation is spot on. This barred owl lover from Minnesota thanks you.
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Ha thanks so much!
Just got the bug.....Owl hunting in my backyard... you got me hooked ....Thanks for the incredible journey! Good Luck!
Thank You so much for your time and commitment to making this video! It was amazing to watch! We have screech and hoot owls near where we live in Central MT. Don’t think I’ve ever heard a barred owl here but will keep my ears and eyes open! And Congratulations on birth of your baby girl!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Michele! I haven’t seen a screech out in person yet but it’s on my bucket list! Definitely keep your ears and eyes open out there, I hope you see some and thank you so much about my little girl!
Yep, I watched the whole thing! Such an amazing record of your experience! I’m encouraged, as we live along the Wisconsin River, next to woods. I can often hear them, but haven’t seen them yet. I’ve put in my request for my husband to make an owl box. We have many burr oak, maple and red pine trees on our property and surrounding. Thank you so much for sharing!
This is beautifully done and now I'm excited about the idea of getting an owl nest box going in my area where barred owls are present.
Awesome documentary! I learned so much about Barred Owl...a new love and respect has been developed here. Great work!
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Hey thank you very much, thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment!
Frankie D, awesome video!!!
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey Pat, thanks so much!
Beautiful documentary! I so enjoyed this, and related to the passion and enthusiasm you have for these magnificent creatures. Chance of a lifetime to have witnessed the chicks growing up and learning adult skills. Thanks for making this video, it's incredible.
@FrankDiNardi
10 ай бұрын
Thank you for watching!
You have great talent and dedication ,I have so enjoyed your documentary, we have Barred owls living close to us and now when I hear their who cooks for you call I have a knowledge of what’s happening under the cover of night . Thank you .
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Love love love the video and the experience you've had. I currently have one but I think two different barred owls visiting my yard, and I can't wait to build an owl box and explore their behaviours more! Thanks for inspiration 😊
So gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!! I was blessed enough to witness the nesting season of a beautiful family of Barred Owls a couple years ago in a park near my house, I would walk to the park every evening at dusk and they would be there perching in several different trees, it was the BEST experience, but sadly I didn't see them in the subsequent years. I still watch for them every Spring though! 💓🦉💓🦉
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Thank you and lucky you!!
@aimiev51
Жыл бұрын
@@FrankDiNardi It was the BEST and I am still hoping they show up this Spring! I know they must be somewhere in the area! Thanks for your wonderful documentary, I just love Barred Owls, you're so lucky to have them in your home area!
dude this is such an awesome video thank you for spending your time making this!
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much Danny!
@dannyreising
2 жыл бұрын
@@FrankDiNardi i just finished up building an owl box for an eastern screech owl! ive been hearing them whinning in my woods so i built one! hanging it up tommarow!
Great documentary! We really enjoyed watching this! Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope to see an owl 🦉 someday. We put up an owl box last year 🤞
@FrankDiNardi
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for watching. I hope you see one too!
Awesome 🦉 doc. ❤ Watching in BC 🇨🇦
Thanks for your beautiful video. I hear barred owls around my house, so you've inspired me to put up a box. I do wonder whether you learned any tricks to make hanging your second box less of a "pain in the butt"! :)
Outstanding video and photography! Thank you for doing this. We have Barred Owls here in Alabama, also. I love “talking” to them…giving The Who,who, who cooks for you all call. I have a pair of red headed wood peckers nesting in a pine tree just outside my shop. I can sit and watch them for hours. Thanks again!
@FrankDiNardi
Жыл бұрын
Hi David you’re very welcome, thank you for taking the time to watch the documentary and leave a comment!
Just wonderful!!!!
Amazing footage. I love watching the owls that land near my house and on my fence. Unfortunately I found one down the street from my house dead near a busy road. Probably hit by a car while hunting at night. I was told by animal control not to bury it so I removed it and placed it in my back yard for the neighborhood fox. It sat there for a few days and last night the owl was gone. Circle of life. Sad but it's part of life.
@FrankDiNardi
3 жыл бұрын
Hey thank you very much. I always get excited when other people tell me they get to see owls on their property too. I have found a couple dead over the past year myself. Honestly I pick them both up off the side of the road, brought them home and took a really good look at them and did the same thing you did. Put them out for something else to benefit from it. I did cut the talons off of them to to have as a keep safe.
Awesome documentary❤❤❤
Stunning work WOW
😊 I just finished watching this & I Loved it!!! Great job!! I Love Barred Owls!! We have some in our woods here in Western Washington!! 🥰🦉 I've been Lucky enough to see one 3 times!!
Hi, I just wanted to say thanks for all the beautiful images. So cool you got them in your box. I grew up in East Haddam. Mill Road. Lots of Barred Owls. That wheezy squeal they're doing is a food-begging cry. Females use it as a solicitation squeal but it is less raspy. I record sounds for Cornell University and Barred Owls have quite a vast repertoire. I love the females voice better. Thanks again. Enjoy.
@FrankDiNardi
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Hey Sean sorry for the late reply but thank you so much! That’s really awesome you got to record sounds for Cornell. Sounds like a dream job!
@dianacummins6153
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They are the best and clearest images I've seen and I've watched many vids since my obsession a month ago !