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There Are Now 3 Barn Owl Chicks | Discover Wildlife | Robert E Fuller

1,135 views · Published 27 June 2018 · 0:40 · Indexed 29 October 2026

Channel: Robert E Fuller · 2018 · Pets & Animals

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My nest cameras picked up this glimpse of a third barn owl chick. It is now six days since the first chick hatched but it has been very difficult to see the chicks clearly until now. Barn owl eggs usually hatch at an interval of two days and this was the case for the first two but the female has been brooding tightly and it has been impossible to see this last one. But here she takes a break from the nest and you can clearly see there is a third chick!

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