Some days, the only “conversations” I have with my daughter are forwarding your tweets to her. This is one of those days, 5 and counting. We both learn so much from you. 
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Thank you
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Actually, it isn't a baby owl, but a Athene noctua, or Little Owl. This species is quite easy to keep by Falconry fans.
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This right here is why I red the comment section. In falconry, I always heard owls where tricky and rather aggressive. An 'easy keep" must be an exception. I will look into this. At the every least, I would train recall. With envelopes.
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Well, Little Owls and American Krestels are the easier prey birds to keep. They happen to be small, nice and less demanding than other species such as peregrine falcons or eagles. Just take a look and you'll see mostly of prey birds-pets belong to these species.
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Yes! I actually have two conures! They're are a riot!
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@owlybeebee moi en train de te masser pour que tu continues à écrire un méga discours de la mort qui tue -
Je préfère ça que les grumpy chats
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@csferreira08 I felt you needed to see this today -
GRETCHEN I LOVE YOU. you have no idea how much i needed to see this today
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Accurate video of what I look like when I get a massage ....and when I had more hair
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And when you were a baby owl
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This is true. I had such a hoot back then.
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Fuck off :)))))
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