From Lynne Wallis
Talbot vic. Not sure what type of owl. He was after moths and bats i think. Lovely to watch. Not sure why I can't comment below but it was very wobbly on the aerial, I have another on the lawnmower.
He cut the grass a little short.
He didn't miss any spots though.
Mowing the lawn at night time. The other animals of the forest won't be pleased.
This probably makes it more inclined to keep doing it! 😄
Yeah. :) It looks a bit grumpy and dedicated to annoy those pesky neighbors.
Just doing some late night chores. Who are we to complain?
Looks like he cut it a little on the short side though...
"You run this thing over the grass and all the bugs fly up?
. . . Turn it on."
Lol "The humans are sleeping! Quick! Crank up the food generator!"
The lawnmower seems to have passed the vibe check. But the antenna is a definite no
It amazes me what they land on at times. This owl is smaller, but not anywhere near teensy owl size.
For owls that are superb.
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