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    The owls are so big/tall and I agree with you Anne......they are not very pretty.
    It's amazing (with all of the bird cams we are watching) that they can get so big in such a short time.
    .......and boy can they eat
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    Quote Originally Posted by mishb View Post
    The owls are so big/tall and I agree with you Anne......they are not very pretty.
    It's amazing (with all of the bird cams we are watching) that they can get so big in such a short time.
    .......and boy can they eat
    Well, just look at their beautiful mother... they look like little monsters now, but they will look like her eventually!
    Anne, dx'ed April 2011

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    LOL Little monsters. That cracked me up.

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    Well, as always, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Certainly, these are "little monsters" that a mother, at least, can love. I do find a certain aesthetic quality in each stage of their development, though I don't have to feed and preen them, which looks like a huge amount of work!

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    Mama is currently out of the nest so the pile of babies is visible... some may be out of range of the camera. I see one GIANT one, two good-sized ones, and one really little one struggling to have a presence amid his older siblings.
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    Major close up of the baby eagles right now. They're going through a bit of an ugly phase!

    Mama is feeding them a dead baby bird. The camera guy zoomed in to make sure we saw what it was. Poor little thing

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    Yeah, I caught the close-ups just before I had to leave for work. Missed the dead baby bird.... Yes, the eaglets are looking more eagle-y, getting some interesting markings, not quite as ugly as the owlets, though. But the owlets' white fuzz is pretty appealing despite their faces!
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