Author: Rick Cunningham

The nest has piqued the owls’ interest for the last several months, but finally it’s looking like the female is very interested in seeing how the nest would work as a brood spot. She’s been paying a number of visits over the last few days and in each of the last few days has worked on the nest depression and...

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At around 9:15 PM on January 5, a Great Horned Owl visited the nest and stayed about 30 minutes. We’re guessing it was a female (the female from last year??) and she seemed to be checking out the nest – rearranging nest material, shredding a pinecone (as she did last year) and generally making an indentation in the nest for...

In today’s column in the Connect Savannah newspaper Jessica Leigh Lebos includes the Landings Bird Cam as one of five great things about the season! Check out her column here: The Bright Side – Five Reasons to Love Savannah Right Now! We’re continuing to keep our fingers crossed that either Owls, Eagles, Ospreys, or others will be moving into the nest. Last...

So to recap events, we had a lot of activity in the nest in mid-October, with two GHO’s in the nest every day, usually close to dusk or dawn, but sometimes mid-day. The last time we saw them in the nest was October 19, although they have been heard near the nest multiple times since then. Meanwhile, a pair of...

We’ll try to edit this video down later, but for now here’s an entire visit by a Great Horned Owl this afternoon. Definitely trying the nest on for size! At about 5 minutes into the video she’s beginning to break up twigs and sticks. Last year she shredded pine cones to make more comfortable nest material.

Our very sharp-eyed viewers have been spotting one or more owls visiting the nest near sunrise and sunset nearly every day for the past week or so. In the image to the right you can see a couple of bright spots in the blue oval at the upper right. This is a Great Horned Owl sitting in the next tree...

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