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It has been suggested that the bird tail I found today nesting in a tree cavity might actually be a Barred owl instead of a Sharpie. That makes sense, since we have many barred owls on the property. The suggestion was from Vicki Derr, co-land owner and fellow birder.
The tail seemed too long to me, but it does make sense. I put this out there for the two or three other birders who might be interested.
Joe Faulkner
Somerset, Ohio
Perry county
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