Hay Gang, Ya got to see this!! Look>>>

You're sure there are three, j?

I have seen Hoo today H, He/she is the RUNT of the baby's Give it some more time & I will get a pic

Love the pics!

J,...I'm going to see him on Saturday and I will ask. Poor little Hoo, he needs some down-home southern fried cooking! Peek and Boo seem to be getting the most....... They are so impressive...thanks for sharing!

J........my photo friend suggested the Audubon Society, National Geographic and or any wildlife mag...... Here are some.......you have got this in the bag! Go for it! If you get rich and famous just remember us........

http://www.scwildlife.com/photocontest.html

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/p ... 0584/view/

http://www.owlkids.com/owlblog/wwf-photo-contest/

That is soooo awsome. I love watching nature. No owls where I'm at...at least none seen. You can post a whole album of them. And that's a great name for them.

I have seen Hoo today H, He/she is the RUNT of the baby's Give it some more time & I will get a pic

In between rounds of golf...

SAD NEWS>>>> I don't think "HOO" made it I only spot "Peek & Boo" in the nest. The first pic is from yesterday.....The other 2 pic's r from today

sorry about Woo, but I still think your Picts are incredible and you need to share them with the world.

... and then there were two. That's too bad, but the way nature works.

I like the last one with the adult bird looking over the nest. Maybe time to pick one and submit it again to the newspaper. We know it takes them about 10 months.

How high off the ground would you say they are? It looks like they are not very high, maybe 15 feet.

The nest is higher then that H , I'd say 30' to 35' in the tree

The nest is higher then that H , I'd say 30' to 35' in the tree

Really? Wow! How far back are you standing to take those pics? You must have a very steady hand... or a tripod.

No tripod, just me & the camera. But I take about 10 to 15 pic's, too get 5 good ones I stand about 20 to 30' feet from the tree

I'm almost in the nest with the baby with this pic

Sounds like me. That's one of the great things about digital cameras compared to film cameras. I remember years ago taking dozens of pictures, paying big bucks to get the film developed days or weeks later and hoping for one or two good pictures. Polaroid cameras were a little better in that regard. You knew if you had a good picture or not in a minute or so and could take another one.

With digital cameras... the DELETE button is your friend.