 I heard the unmistakable call of a great horned owl while watching tv.  Quickly, I turned down the volume and listened again.  Sure enough!  It was the sound of a great horned all right.  I grabbed the bino's and tried to find it.  It was dark outside.  Focusing on what looked like a lump in the tree, as the image became clear I was thrilled!  Not one but a pair of great horned owls were sitting in the cottonwood tree.  One was pruning itself while the other was turning its head 180 degrees in typical owl fashion.  I dropped my glasses briefly to walk to another window for a better view and "POOF" they were gone!
 I heard the unmistakable call of a great horned owl while watching tv.  Quickly, I turned down the volume and listened again.  Sure enough!  It was the sound of a great horned all right.  I grabbed the bino's and tried to find it.  It was dark outside.  Focusing on what looked like a lump in the tree, as the image became clear I was thrilled!  Not one but a pair of great horned owls were sitting in the cottonwood tree.  One was pruning itself while the other was turning its head 180 degrees in typical owl fashion.  I dropped my glasses briefly to walk to another window for a better view and "POOF" they were gone!
What a wonderful treat it was!
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