They are moving around from tree to tree. Standing on the pond side of the tree with the nest we were told they had moved three trees back but we found them in the red pine across the 'road' to the right and slightly back.
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> Does anyone know what happened to the Great Horned Owl family in Evergreen Cemetery? They are no longer in their tree. I saw them there Friday evening but were gone on Sunday.
> Kiya
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