We are excited to share
That another owl has left the nest! Thank you to Stephen for his support in our Alchemist’s Studio adventure with this one-of-a-kind owl!
So what is it like having a raku owl living
at your house anyway?
Well . . . it’s certainly easier than this! 👇
“IN THE WILD, the father owl hunts relentlessly. He has to provide approximately six mice per baby per night. The usual brood is five babies. The father also has to feed his mate, who never leaves the nest and eats about three mice per day. And he must feed himself about four mice a day. This adds up to some thirty-seven full-grown mice every night during nesting season.”
― Stacey O’Brien, Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl
37 mice a night?!!?!
(If you are curious about other colours, please get in touch )
I knew birds worked hard to raise their young, but that’s working mega hard to provide for their family!
All are cute, white one looks somewhat like an angel