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We have owls - aren't we lucky
You may remember last year we told you about our 'daytime owl' who hoots during the day – often at lunchtime. This year it's gone one better and has been visiting us. She (we're sure she's a she!) arrives and sits on the phone wires going to the house next door - a matter of yards from the CJS office window. Some days she turns so her tummy is bathed in the warm sunshine and basks and in the pouring rain she huddles under the eaves in the dry. And then as if daytime visits weren't enough one evening she brought her owlets! None of them were in slightest bit bothered by us, the dogs or even the flash from the camera. To see the results click here.
You may remember last year we told you about our 'daytime owl' who hoots during the day – often at lunchtime. This year it's gone one better and has been visiting us. She (we're sure she's a she!) arrives and sits on the phone wires going to the house next door - a matter of yards from the CJS office window. Some days she turns so her tummy is bathed in the warm sunshine and basks and in the pouring rain she huddles under the eaves in the dry. And then as if daytime visits weren't enough one evening she brought her owlets! None of them were in slightest bit bothered by us, the dogs or even the flash from the camera. To see the results click here.