Early evening by Couleedam: Interesting night, lots and lots of flybys and deet - deet - deets, several bondings and I think at a minimum, 3 owlets out and about in the tree!
All feedings have been outside the box: 11:28, 11:59, and 12:36 - feedings were handoffs to the outside owlets, no feedings to the inside the box owlets at all so far tonight.-
Hundon adds:
Feedings outside the box: 1.04 Delivery
Wrap by by Lonestar
Apr 12/13: TREATS 8: 11:28, 11:59, 12:36; 1.04 << outside ONLY, none to inside owlets at all; (2:02; 2:42 treats to Willow in new box, then to owlets); 3:33; 3:50 (outside cam down 1:22--2:56). Note: May have been treat deliveries off camera.
"I will add that this was the first night that we have seen the parents actively feeding the owlets outside, and now that they are doing this, there are bound to be treats/feedings that are off camera that we do NOT see (and don't get counted). It is also "time" for treats to be winding down a little-- as most of the owlets have reached their maximum weights and in fact some of the are in the "slim down / lose a bit of weight" stage... and they don't require near as much food as when they were growing at high rates!"
Tuesday's Photo from Hundon:
Hundon adds:
Feedings outside the box: 1.04 Delivery
2:03 New box - Bear brought mouse; bonding -Willow with mousie in beak..!
Willow took mouse and delivered in box (by the sound of it) at 2.05
2.42 Bear brought kangaroo rat for Willow with bonding, then Willow left with it to deliver-
Outside cam off 1:22 - 2:56
Apr 12/13: TREATS 8: 11:28, 11:59, 12:36; 1.04 << outside ONLY, none to inside owlets at all; (2:02; 2:42 treats to Willow in new box, then to owlets); 3:33; 3:50 (outside cam down 1:22--2:56). Note: May have been treat deliveries off camera.
"I will add that this was the first night that we have seen the parents actively feeding the owlets outside, and now that they are doing this, there are bound to be treats/feedings that are off camera that we do NOT see (and don't get counted). It is also "time" for treats to be winding down a little-- as most of the owlets have reached their maximum weights and in fact some of the are in the "slim down / lose a bit of weight" stage... and they don't require near as much food as when they were growing at high rates!"
Tuesday's Photo from Hundon:
