by The owl flew swiftly into the window.
After last time, it realised the barn door wasn’t open, but didn’t think any further.
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He is not to bright is he.
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It doesn’t look that way, Beverly! 😀
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THUD!!! 😀 ❤
God Bless my friend!!! 🙂 ❤
Prenin.
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I know, Prenin. Poor thing.
(I put these characters through it, do’t I?) 😀
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Nope not really – I think it was an Owling success!!! 🙂 ❤
God Bless!
Prenin.
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OOooooOOOoooo!
Hehehe! 😀
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Headache or hangover?
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Headache hun – I’ve seen a couple of birds, God knows how many bats (their sonar can’t detect glass – no echo) do this over the years, but none of them died! 🙂 ❤
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Poor things. I’ve seen it too and it’s hard to watch.
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I hope it didn’t break it’s neck and only became momentarily stunned! You need to have a chat with Sir Owl and fill him in on his flight patterns. Either that or else have the mansion put up radar for him to be warned by….This can’t keep going on!!! VK
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Owls hunt by sound – that’s why they are so quiet in flight – but their eyesight, while amazing, can’t see glass as it doesn’t reflect enough light within their visual range. 🙂 ❤
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No, it was perfectly fine yet again, VK.
It has to still learn, I feel, but it’s getting there!
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No! I don’t suppose he did! Silly billy🤣
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I think it had something on its mind, Icewolf.
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Poor thing!
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I know, Elaine.
It probably got to where it was going eventually! 😀
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