No, wait, it's three

At least three. We definitely saw three. We *may* have seen four, but we're not certain. We only got photos of two at a time, though. What we assume to be the mum and dad came out first and flew up into the trees, leaving the juvenile (again, assuming this) to sit on the ledge and practice his/her wing-flapping.

Here are the best photos so far:

Two!

Two-it Two (sorry I couldn't resist)

A little owly face

Looks like a fluffy juvenile, right? Or maybe he's just shaking his tail feather

Little owly face again

A perfect profile

...and the best til last :)

Thanks to Lyn and Mike for coming down and patiently waiting to take these shots. I think we need a parparazzo lens though to really get the detail in low light. Any volunteers?