I took Alex to see the wonderful "Eyes on Owls" exhibit at the Heritage Plantation. We had front row seats, and he was thrilled.
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| An early morning Downy on the feeder |
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| On arrival in Sandwich, a Song Sparrow announcing Spring |
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| Screech-owl, Red Morph |
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| Here is both Red and Grey Morphs of the Screech-owl |
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| Barred Owl |
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| Barn Owl |
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| Great Horned Owl |
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| Most of the birds are permanent residents of the couple who do the presentation; They were seriously injured, and couldn't be released back to the wild. This Great Horned is missing its left eye. |
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| And the largest of the Owls in the exhibit, the Eagle Owl. Only the Great Grey is larger. |
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| And lastly, a Spectacled Owl, from South America |
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And on to the car exhibit, and the Model A the kids can sit in.
Alex charming some young ladies. |
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| "I wanna drive somewhere!" |
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| Carter's turn |
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| Such a serious child |
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Meema and Carter at the wonderful play area at Heritage Plantation.
Outdoor instruments, huge sandbox, a pump with water, and a fantastic
treehouse! |
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| Some flowers are appearing. |
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| "Hi ho, hi ho, its off to work we go" |
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| The engineer at work |
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| A Laughing Gull at Duxbury Beach on Sunday |
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