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They stood knee deep in the grass and whispered.
‘Somebody’s living there?’ Jeri said.
‘Not somebody, something. Come and look.’
Quietly they moved towards the stone window and peered in.
When her eyes had adjusted, Jeri could hardly contain her gasp of pleasure.
‘Barn Owls!’ she said.
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I am a retired number cruncher with a vivid imagination which extends to short stories and poetry. I love to cook and have a terrible sweet tooth. Best friends are Hubby, our dog Maggie, Bro in NZ, MSM and MOH (and his dog).
I am also a bit of a dog whisperer as I get on better with them than people sometimes!
Due to a nightmare of a house sale in 2014, 'Home' was a 41 foot narrow boat until April 2017. We made strong friendships both on and off the water, and enjoyed swan and duck families for neighbours.
Sadly times change and we were once again house hunting until September. We now reside in a small bungalow a short distance from the beach on the Lincolnshire coast.
They stood knee deep in the grass and whispered.
Oddly enough, this place is in a bird sanctuary 😉
Well I’ll be ……….
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Such a cute take!!!
We passed a derelict barn just like this walking Maggie in the evenings, and it was home to a family of owls, but we never got close enough to see them.
Aw that could have been so cute!
We did have a family of tawny owls visit our garden in the cottage. Two adutls and a fledgling sat in the silver birch watching for field mice below. I suppose it was a hunting lesson for the youngster.
Wgat a great thing to see!!!
It was wonderful to see the three of them in profile in the moonlight. Sadly I didn’t have a camera handy.
I’ll bet!!!
Lovely story.
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