If you’ve watched before, you’ll see the difference immediately 👀 And with Maple and Dash getting ready to start a family soon PLUS a whole other couple that seems to be getting comfy too, the timing really couldn’t be better. 💛 We leveled up by ➡️ adding upgraded cameras, improved hardware, a stronger computer system, internet extenders for better connectivity, and even added a weather station! The payoff is what you’re seeing in this before and after. Sharper details, more vibrant colors, a

Maple laid her second egg on 2/17 and here’s the wild part… it was six days after her first 😱 In nearly 10 years of streaming barn owls, we’ve never seen this happen 😳 Normally, female barn owls lay their eggs in a clutch about 48 to 72 hours apart. Around here, we usually see closer to 48 hours, and honestly, that tends to work out better for the owlets later on. Longer gaps can mean bigger size differences between siblings, which can come with its own set of challenges in the nest. Because t