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Comments (102)Hi every one! Can you believe it? I still cannot believe my luck and I was there!!! Again while on my way to work this morning there was someone white and *quite* chunky looking flying across the road. I pulled over, backed up a bit, and admired a stunningly beautiful snowy Owl perched on top of a utility pole. This one was much larger than the first Owl I had seen and was more heavily barred. The barring seemed darker / black. I believe this Owl was a female as her face, nape of the neck and center of the breast were white. From what I was able to research that does describe the female snowy. Maybe this was an immature but I did not find much description of them. Any way ... I am 113% sure this was another Snowy Owl! What a wonderful start to the day! As my luck would have it, I did not have my camera in the car for the past week. Had the camera been there then for sure the Owl would NOT! LOL! So that was a great start to the day. I was 20 minutes late to work but work is just soooo over-rated. LOL! The rest of the day was downhill but who cares? I saw another Snowy Owl! The Owl was about 1 mile south of the earlier sighting on Rt. 83 in N. Ridgeville again. C3D and 2 Snowy sightings this year!...See MorePeraguin sighting in London square.
Comments (3)"forgot to mention proper spelling is "peregrine"" And here I thought tkim was describing a new species--a cross between a falcon and a penguin ;-)...See More'In Plain Sight' on USA
Comments (13)If they let them get together, gardenia, it'll be the kiss of death for the show, it never fails. Once they lose their "sexual tension", it's over. But if was "real world", yes, I'd like to see them together. I'd like to see her happier, though, she's always pretty morose. (Of course, with her dysfunctional family.... who can blame her?) lol...See MoreNever a good sight
Comments (4)I've read that since they had to leave their eggs behind, they try to find good sites for them. It's just how they are hard-wired because of following the bison. Since I've learned that, it doesn't bother me. Heck, man is so much worse and done so much more damage than cowbirds....See More- 7 years ago
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