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<blockquote data-quote="alisonb" data-source="post: 720742" data-attributes="member: 13050"><p>Yes,that and perhaps a bit of trepidation.</p><p></p><p>I have a pair of Spotted Eagle owls resident in a huge blue gum tree,they breed every year-lay 2-4 eggs. When the nest gets too small to hold all the chicks the parent shove one/two out and will continue to protect/feed on the ground- and nothing much is going to get close to the chicks.I was not aware of this and have also tried to 'save' the chick by putting it back in the nest :shock: :shock: .</p><p>Now I leave them to there own devices.They mate for life you know.</p><p></p><p>Our 'Spottie' looks very similar to this one but does not have the destinct yellow ring around the face,what type of owl do you have here?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alisonb, post: 720742, member: 13050"] Yes,that and perhaps a bit of trepidation. I have a pair of Spotted Eagle owls resident in a huge blue gum tree,they breed every year-lay 2-4 eggs. When the nest gets too small to hold all the chicks the parent shove one/two out and will continue to protect/feed on the ground- and nothing much is going to get close to the chicks.I was not aware of this and have also tried to 'save' the chick by putting it back in the nest :shock: :shock: . Now I leave them to there own devices.They mate for life you know. Our 'Spottie' looks very similar to this one but does not have the destinct yellow ring around the face,what type of owl do you have here? [/QUOTE]
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