Hi! Thank you everyone who had responded to my post. I had finally found out what plant this is. It is a sansevieria cylindrica. It is one of the weirdest plants I've ever seen. I returned to the store and had asked one of the salespeople what this plant was (Which is what I should've done in the first place...). The salesperson was so nice, she even placed an order for some sansevieria to be delivered the following day. Again, thank you for all of the responses. Everyone had brought up names and photos of plants I have always been curious about and have wanted to buy, but have never known what to call them by way of identification. Sincerely, mbluetyphoon

lol-harryshoe or is it hairyshoe? Great picture. I'll bet that was wonderful to see them from your window. I've seen nesting GHOs and also a pair that hunts at night over my friend's property. They're beautiful.

Lucky us! Thanks for posting them! In the early 1970s I lived for three years in the Davenport, IA, suburbs, in a bottom floor apartment. A huge, old hollow tree stood beside the bedroom window and early every February, while it was still -20 with five ft of snow, Great Horned Owl nestlings would begin making their little feeding noises and entertaining us all night. I then took heart then because I knew spring was coming. Eventually the huge white owlets would start strolling around the yard and looking in the windows. No dog would dare bother them with the parents hanging around. Being young-in my early 20s-I took them completely for granted, but I've never had such an experience since.

Terrific shot of some perfectly AWESOME birds there beck! Wow. Thanks so much for sharing.~~Angie