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]]>62361Owl Cam: Watch Baby Owls on South African Balcony [LIVE]
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]]>For those of us living north of the equator, it’s nice to know that it’s spring somewhere in the world. And if you were one of the thousands that tuned in faithfully to the Iowa Bald Eagle nest this past spring, you may be ready for a new nest-cam fix.
You’re in luck! Spring started September 1 in South Africa — and a beautiful spotted eagle owl decided to start a family in a potted plant on a couple’s balcony in Johannesburg. Mother’s name = Potted Plant Owl or PPO. Pop the popcorn! (Sorry about the ad. I promise it’s worth it!)
Relatives: This owl is related to the Great Horned Owl of North America
Breeding: They mate for life!
These owls found refuge in an urban environment. By providing food, water, cover and places for wildlife to raise their young, your backyard, patio, or balcony could be a Certified Wildlife Habitat® site!