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Marana, AZ
Picking up a snack
He roosted in the tree like always and found him like this in the morning. I'm very upset...
One baby and mom are in the picture. Baby is grey mom is reddish.
Came home to this guy chilling in my yard. Left his nest not too far from my house
I've had an owl, or maybe a few, taking up residence on my property, and in the past month or so he has become more bold and will sit in trees by the driveway. Tonight i got home just before dusk and he was on a tree in the middle of the lawn. i have free range chickens so i stayed outside to make sure they would be ok and make it back in the coop safely. my 50 lb lab mix was minding her business and he swooped maybe a foot over her head! she got a fright and then he did it again, she chased him a little up the driveway before he perched and i called her to go inside. I'm not sure what to do, i always knew he might try something with the birds but not my dog! any insight? its a great horned owl.