[Sweet Parakeet]

I present this topic on discussion of the Barred Owl, with links to various sources (from Audubon) to follow.

10 Fun Facts About the Barred Owl

Barred Owl | Audubon Field Guide

Hear The Many Different Hoots of the Barred Owl | Audubon Podcast

 

[Mr Peepers]

This is a beautiful bird, that face makes it look comical and yet frightening at the same time. Looking at the pics of the fluffy feathered chick I just wanna pick it up and snuggle it while it rips my face off. 😝

 

[Sweet Parakeet]

This is a beautiful bird, that face makes it look comical and yet frightening at the same time. Looking at the pics of the fluffy feathered chick I just wanna pick it up and snuggle it while it rips my face off. 😝

Did you listen to the several different vocalizations these birds can make? I found the baby owls screeching for food quite unsettling. Their begging calls could make a prize-winning creepy horror movie soundtrack! 🐨😵

 

[Mr Peepers]

Did you listen to the several different vocalizations these birds can make? I found the baby owls screeching for food quite unsettling. Their begging calls could make a prize-winning creepy horror movie soundtrack! 🐨😵

Any screeching for food calls from most or any baby's is creepy horror soundtrack for me ... there were some interesting calls by these cool birds.

 

[Sweet Parakeet]

Any screeching for food calls from most or any baby's is creepy horror soundtrack for me ... there were some interesting calls by these cool birds.

Indeed. And sometimes I wonder what birds think about our vocalizations. When J. shows interest in our backyard blue jays by making a soft whistling call, they fly close and land on the back deck railing, hoping for another peanut. And our pet parrots might be trying to imitate our speech just to be included in our flock. It really makes you think.