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Peek, Boo and Hoo
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13 photos, please scroll down

Peek, Boo and Hoo
Spotted Eagle-Owl family in a Somerset West garden

Bubo africanus  Gevlekte Ooruil  Fleckenuhu

Spotted Eagle-Owl   Cape Eagle-Owl   Verreaux's Eagle-Owl

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek, Boo & Hoo at 4 weeks
Somerset West, 24 Nov 2016
© Chris Jurich

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek and Athena, 26 Nov 2016

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek and Boo, 2 December 16

Spotted Eagle-Owl

The 'business' end of Athena, a superb mom, 2 Dec 16

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek and Athena, 5 Dec 16

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek leaving the nest, 6 Dec 16

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek with flowers in his feathers, 2 Jan 17

Spotted Eagle-Owl

"If you're going to San Francisco Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair"
© Chris Jurich

Spotted Eagle-Owl

14 February 2017

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Peek says "Hoo" on Valentine's Day
Spotted Eagle-Owl © Chris Jurish

Spotted Eagle-Owl

Athena & Socs are back
Spotted Eagle-Owl
6 September 2017 © Chris Jurisch

Spotties lay the eggs at intervals of two to three days and the mother starts incubating the eggs as soon as they are laid. Unfortunately the first born gets the most food and in times of scarcity of food, the last born does sometimes die of starvation. If there is abundant food about they may lay a second brood straight after the first brood is able to fly.
Ken and Helen Wynne-Dyk
Spotted Eagle-Owl   Cape Eagle-owl   Verreaux's Eagle-owl

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