Here are my favorites from a couple of days ago.
As you see, they're looking out, poking dead things, and VERY active.
The slideshows are terrific in showing the number of tiny food deliveries, the amount of screeching and the general nonstop chaos. Chris reports falling hard with a ladder. He's OK but he has had a really hard year trying to give the world more crazy owlet pictures.

Carol, someone wants to show you something

I was disappointed when I woke up to no new egg-guess she decided to wait for me!

great video! thanks!

The critter in the earlier pic today appears to be a baby 'dillo.

you know, I saw that shape but armadillos are SO not on my map that I couldn't admit it.
where would one get a baby armadillo if one were, for example, a little nocturnal owl?

this, however, IS a mouse. And SOMEONE seems to be trying to make friends with it.

sizewise, mouse. odd tail though.
I wonder if this is it again or a different deceased beast.

this looks to me like something dead with a tail that the owlets tried to eat.
I caught the last frame showing it clearly. Opinions?

some more aliens, Carol.
Scores and scores of tiny food deliveries, each one sparking chaos for a second or two, after which things revert to even more intensely bizarre posturing and snoozing.

one per day for the 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th.

thanks! great video.

a few, of hundreds of good ones

that he has no opposable thumb

http://tinyurl.com/6u8dz3o

you can just sit and watch a fast slideshow of 300+ of the best captures per day! yikes.
They've entered the Nosferatu the Vampyre stage

>Someone fell over chasing after Mommy!

hahahaha. not to put too fine a point on it!

Chris has a GREAT innovation - for the calendar dates, as in previous years, he is offering selections of still shots, but much larger sets and with a slide show option - how wonderful.
http://gargravarr.cc.utexas.edu/owl/

recent good ones