I believe that nesting pairs will hoot to each other when they switch
incubation duties, bring in food, etc. Usually this hooting is less extensive
than during courtship and territory establishment. Do you know if you have a
nest nearby?
I also occasionally hear hooting at any time of the year, and not necessarily
in an established territory, so maybe sometimes they're just talking to each
other ... ?
Peter RuprechtSuperior
On Sunday, April 5, 2020, 6:52:01 AM MDT, David Gulbenkian
<dgulbenk...@gmail.com> wrote:
3:45 - 4:00 AM. So far past the usual mating time, what might this signify?A
failed nest, causing the owls to start again?
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