At 11:30 PM central time, I stopped in to say goodnight to Bonnie and there were a couple of chatters there who mentioned hearing owls calling. So I turned on my sound and was able to hear the hooting off camera. Shortly thereafter, Clyde landed on the nest with a mouse in his beak. He moved over to Bonnie and gently offered her the treat which she then quickly consumed. Clyde stayed for about a minute and then left, after which Bonnie settling back on her eggs. Another chatter commented that it has been a quiet night with Clyde bringing Bonnie food three separate times.

Checked in on Bonnie this morning and she looks good and is resting. No reports of pips or attacks from Owlzilla.

Bonnie left for her flyabout tonight and WR zoomed on her eggs to check for any pips. No pips were seen.

Bonnie was attacked again early this morning and the chatters report she was off her eggs for 70 minutes.

Here's what was reported:

Shep77 7.32 am bonnie is back
Shep77 7.22 its been an hour, Bonnie not back, hear her and clyde hooting
Shep77 6.19 am zilla attacked Bonnie on the nest

Wolf River posted a video of the attack site in the video tab on their site.
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/30012173
I took a few snips from the video.
Bonnie wasn't hurt but she has been off her eggs so many times for long periods in freezing temps. I don't think there's any way for them to hatch at this point.

Here's the YouTube video of the latest attack early this morning.

It is a pip! Goes to show you how much I know. LOL! Wolf River zoomed on the eggs while Bonnie was gone and we could see movement in the pip. Little owlet flipping up a piece of shell trying to get outta there! Bonnie was gone for 90 minutes after tonight's attack. It was 18 degrees outside.

http://cj.myfreeforum.org/about4055.html

This link will take you to a forum a chatter (Shep77) at Wolf River set up to document Bonnie and Clyde's experiences.