barn owl live cam in florida

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A barn owl box meant to document the wild barn owls to learn and serve as an educational effort for species conservation. 

All activities in this wild barn owl box are monitored as part of a research group's scientific activities from the Shamir Research Institude and Univerity of Haifa in Isreal. The behavior you see in this wild barn owl box is uninterupted and without human intervention, the wildlife are free to enter and leave as they please and events such as siblicide, starvation, and failure to thrive can happen and may be disturbing to some viewers. This camera is added with cooperation from the University of Florida and the Charter Group of Wildlife Ecology. 

Watch this lecture by Dr. Motti Charter to learn more

Summer 2022 Date of egg laying:

Egg 1 = Sept. 6, 2022
Egg 2 = Sept. 9, 2022
Egg 3 = Sept. 11, 2022
Egg 4 = Sept. 14, 2022 (did not hatch)

Date hatched
1st nestling: Oct. 7. 2022
2nd nestling: Oct. 9. 2022
3rd nestling: Oct. 11 2022

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Winter 2022 The pairs name: Male = "Nakni " | Female= "Tayki"
Date of egg laying: Egg 1 = Jan 3, 2022
Egg 2 = Jan 5
Egg 3 = Jan 7
Egg 4 = Jan 9
Egg 5 = Jan 12
Egg 6= Jan 15

Date of Hatching
1st= Feb 4
2nd= Feb 6
3rd= Feb 7
4th= Feb 9
5th= Feb 11
6th= Feb 15- Died Feb. 23

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