Thanks for the link, Patti. Any idea what that large dead animal is that he left? I'm thinking a young deer perhaps.

Patti, If you look at the ringing video at time-stamp 8:12, you'll see the man moving the carcass, and he seems to have a hard time with the weight of it. Still, if that's a rabbit, they must grow them a lot bigger over there.

I saw that scene unfold live, with the adult so cautious of the carcass and the little ones beak snapping the whole time. Later I saw (and heard) her feeding it out to them, and still later those youngsters took a nice nap with full bellies.

That video is a keeper!!! Sooo funny Thanks for posting

And, YIKES ~Are you sure that Flemish rabbit isn't photoshopped????

I grabbed a picture earlier today. The third one is behind these two.

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These baby owls have been screeching for food for 2 days now,mom owl is never there.I know they are watching the owlets with camera I see it move,so hopefully they well feed them again.I wish I could talk to people running camera but I don't know German...

Don't beat your head against a brick wall! Try an online translator, for example https://translate.google.com/#en/de/ And if you need to translate the German page into English first, you can do that, too. Good luck!

Alta

There's a noisy, crunchy feeding going on right now at 3:26 am nest time. Something's getting torn up and distributed. It's hard not to worry about these youngsters. I honestly think they're doing fine. And the older they get, the better they can take a time with less food.

Has anyone seen mom there with eagle owls? They are eating junk off ground.

I finally got someone who could read German so she read the daily report on the page.Momma brought small booty for baby owls but last night brought a large rabbit at 3:00 in the morning their time...