Aaaaw Look at those sweeties.
Don't worry Ginny, the Mom will find them.
But Helen, shouldn't we take them inside and feed them and comfort them?
No no, little owls fall out often and the best you can do is leave them, don't touch them, the mother or father find them and take care of them.
You see? Everything is going to be fine little ones!
You know what, I write a letter to a Gnome friend and ask him if he could stay here a while with you and teach you all about the animals.
p.s. The owls are going to be in my Etsy shop March 31 at 3:00 CTZ
Helen, your owls, and your story, are a delight. Your blog always makes me smile :-)
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Beth, you are such a sweet woman!
ReplyDeletethey are so cute and I loved the story!
ReplyDeleteYou are not only a talented artist, but a natural-born storyteller as well. You owls are wonderful, but the way you present them is the best!
ReplyDeleteI just love them Helen! And I like the way you taught the lesson on how to leave the babies alone, to let the parents tend to them. This is good as many do not know that. The story is charming and enchanting. You are a marvel dear friend! =)
ReplyDeleteBarby
Never a dull moment in your backyard!
ReplyDeleteHelen, this is a great story!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your great comments!
ReplyDeleteThey're tooooo cute mom!
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