That's really cool. The nest is lite at night.  It opened its eyes and moved its head around then closed it  eyes again.  From the looks of its feathers moving around and the sound it seems GA is having the same nasty wind as we are.

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Looks like she's had two chicks.  The one on her left--as I was watching at 10:45 this morning--is alive, moving and seems well.  The one on her right not to so and looks quite dead.  A cawing crow was very nearby and probably had its eye on a chick.  Momma was very observant and her head moved, probably with the crows movewment.

Florentine, watching tonight there are definitely two very much alive owl chicks.  There wasn't a parent owl in the nest when I began watching but one did return in a few minutes.

It was familyy meal time with momma breaking off pieces of whatever it was they were eating and feeding it to the chicks.  I quite watching when it sounded like the breaking of bones!