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Laurel Strohmeyer Videos: Owls Leaving Nest

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Posted By Laurel Strohmeyer on Jun 29, 2018

Western Screech Owl

May 27, 2018

Hello everyone,

Our first and second born Western Screech Owls have left the nest. I did a short movie of each one’s little adventure. Number three isn’t quite ready, as he was born 3 days behind the others. Stay tuned!

enjoy!

Laurel

First to Fledge Video

Second to Fledge Video

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Author: Laurel Strohmeyer

Born and raised on the east coast, Laurel now enjoys life in Scottsdale, AZ with her husband Jim and Rhodesian Ridgeback Jengo. As an artist with an insatiable curiosity for wildlife and a love of nature, Laurel enjoys both landscape and wildlife photography. She considers herself a wildlife biographer. “Whether I’m shooting a band of horses, a family of owls, or a breathtaking sunrise, it’s the “Feeling of a complete union with nature, where for a moment, nothing else exists ” that I hope to bring to others with my work.” Laurel’s work can be seen at https://laurelstrohmeyer.smugmug.com/