 June is now
enjoying what should be her last week of peace and quiet before the first
noisy owlet cracks it's shell. This could happen as soon as Wednesday, but
I would bet on Saturday or Sunday because of June's part-time incubation
during the first few days. When she is not preening her feathers, as she
is seen doing here, she is either sleeping or turning wood chips into
sawdust. Ward had another outstanding night with five food deliveries and
each was greeted by June's excited
squealing. He called home at 10am this
morning and June responded with her abbreviated classic hoot before going
back to sleep. |