mikeofaustin
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Not sure if you remember about 6 months ago when I posted photos about a big oak tree that the city of austin cut down. But, that was a home for an owl. I've also posted about how I now have this same owl that now seems tormented because he simply 'cannot find his home'. So, I've done this a few times before, but even tonight, I'll walked out on the back porch and heard the owls "Who, who, Who".... and tonight, I replied back with that same animal call that you could call back to answer an owl. now, anyone that knows animal behavior will tell you that a heightened response pitch would signify an 'acknowledgement of communication' and also a 'I'm your friend' ( this is basic animal behavior 101).
I stood outside tonight and heard the cry of this owl, to which I replied... the response was immediately there, but with a heightened pitch, as if to say, "hey, where have you been? I've been trying to find my home for a long time... and now I hear some of my own kind after a very long time".
I was heartbreaking enough for me to come back inside and post this topic about how I broke an owls heart. He is still in loss of his home and can't understand why or where it went.
I stood outside tonight and heard the cry of this owl, to which I replied... the response was immediately there, but with a heightened pitch, as if to say, "hey, where have you been? I've been trying to find my home for a long time... and now I hear some of my own kind after a very long time".
I was heartbreaking enough for me to come back inside and post this topic about how I broke an owls heart. He is still in loss of his home and can't understand why or where it went.
That so called "heightened response pitch" was a warning to you
Owls are a very solitary and competitive bird and he was letting you know to keep your distance. 








