3:05 those feathers are mesmerizing.

I guess that's why they are so good at capturing rodents during night time. I never knew they were that silent, that's very impressive.

I may not have mentioned this before but I really love owls

#3 I thought of you when I submitted this

I would have liked to have seen at least one wing flap from the owl over the feathers instead of a glide.

for once I agree with #5

I was camping alone at a cabin and sitting outside at night and I know this owl was messing with me. It would hoot right in front of me then there would be like a 5 second delay between his hoots anyway to show that I'd get used to his rhythm. In one of the delays he'd fly right behind me and start hooting again then fly back again to my front. Then I swear he started laughing almost to say do you like how I did that

#7 He/she was obviously flirting with you

#4 #8 Owls don't flirt they are good owls. An owl fell out of a tree in a forest and landed right behind me and I heard it

#9 It probably flirtet with you as well, why not?

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