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Papa in with a lemming delivery, which Mama accepts and serves. All five snowy owlets are visible in the second screenshot! (July 21, 2019) https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

Papa snowy owl delivering a lemming (I've counted four deliveries this morning) and Mama feeding her owlets (July 18, 2019): https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

Mama snowy owl with her owlets (July 18, 2019): https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

Mama snowy owl with one of her owlets clambering into view after a feeding (July 17, 2019): https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

Male snowy owl delivers a lemming to his nest. I love how he hands it off to his mate before flying off! (July 11, 2019) https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

Male snowy owl delivering lemming to his nest (July 10, 2019): https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

This snowy owl camera is live again ... and four of her five eggs have hatched!

https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

How wonderful! Eastvan Girl, thanks so much for posting these beautiful photos and keeping us updated on Pa and his pair of eaglets!

Happy Canada Day to you "up there"...... As requested, here are the names for this Forum of Chick #1 and Chick #2....... #1 is Ollie....This is a derivation from Bev's last name as a tribute to her family's heritage in Nova Scotia....This chick will carry it on. :) #2 is Handel.....This is a tribut...

3:04-3:05 p.m.: Ethel eats what's left of the fish, as Oscar arrives and watches.
3:06 p.m.: Ethel cleans up the fish bits around the nest.
3:07 p.m.: Oscar flies off.
Hi, Bev!

3:00-3:01 p.m.: Feeding wraps up, and Ethel consumes what's left of the fish.

2:55-2:57 p.m.: Feeding time, with C1 and C2 getting equal portions. My goodness, I can barely tell these two apart!

Feeding continues. My last screenshot was taken at 9:09 a.m. , and the feeding ended at around 9:11 a.m. (Oscar flew off, then flew down to a branch on the nest tree; he's visible in the first screenshot as that brown stripe just above the nest rim, between the chicks and Ethel. I hope I am identify...

8:55 a.m.: C1 and C2 getting a good feeding. (Time is approximate; they were being fed when I checked in at 9:02 a.m., and so I rewound to catch the fish delivery.)

Awww, such wonderful news! Thank you, Eastvan Girl! Pa is so amazing.

8:42-8:46 p.m.: Kiddies getting another feeding.

6:29 p.m.: Yup, fish is gone and feeding's over.

6:25-6:27 p.m.: I think this feeding is just about over. C2 seems stuffed, while C1 keeps cramming it in.

6:22-6:23 p.m.: Feeding continues, with both C1 and C2 getting an equal share.

6:18-6:20 p.m.: Both chicks getting a good feeding. No aggression that I can see.

Thanks Sue I posted Dad leaving..sorry you don't have sun! I see your screenshot! That's so strange; on my stream, he was there one second, gone the next. I even rewound it to see if my eyes were playing tricks on me. So it's nice to see your screenshot of what I missed! And yes, Carolyn , Oscar an...

10:38-10:39 a.m.: Oscar and Ethel are both in the nest with C1 and C2. The parent on our right is calling out. That is Dad on the right Sue Thanks, Bev! At some point, Oscar flew off, I think around 10:42 a.m. But my stream is doing odd things, freezing and seeming to skip ahead. One second he was ...

10:38-10:39 a.m.: Oscar and Ethel are both in the nest with C1 and C2. The parent on our right is calling out.

10:17-10:18 a.m.: Hi, Bev! C1 is quite the little adventurer, climbing well beyond the nest bowl.

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Wed Jun 19, 2019 5:15 pm

Thanks Sue~ BBS

You're welcome, Bev! I see that you spotted two bonkings earlier today, so I edited my post to include that second one. I was wondering when that was going to start. Things seemed too peaceful, LOL! But at least both chicks are getting great feedings.

7:55a 'Mom is looking over the nest It was bound to happen ! .C1 and C2 are bonking one another 8:42 C2 bonked C1 and C1 put C2 down 1:00 p.m.: I spotted another bonking, first one I've witnessed so far. (Time is approximate. I was rewinding and watching segments from today; the slider said eight h...

Here again, looking at the "Snatch " video I would say that definitely is a flounder. Can anyone else see it? I am so surprised its in fresh water. Is there salt water nearby Judy, or anyone? According to this http://www.fishnbc.com/species/starry_flounder.html : Starry flounders are inshore fish, ...

6:55 p.m.: One chick (probably C1) stretched its wing over its sibling. So cute!

4:18-4:21 p.m.: Chick peers out, then snuggles back in as Ethel preens.

6:56 p.m.: Assuming this is still Ethel on the nest, she got up to aerate the nest bowl.
6:59 p.m.: She settled over her chicks.
7:00-7:01 p.m.: She got back up to do more aeration, then settled back down.