The Amity Owls!

There is a lot of news about my local Amity Owls!

  1. The parent Great Horned Owls will begin nesting within a few days. “Les” (as in Lester River) and “Amy” (as in Amity Creek) were hooting up a storm when I went hiking last night at 9pm. I enjoyed standing under one of their favorite trees in the park and enjoying their evening serenade.
  2. My children’s picture book: Do You Hoot?, has been nominated for the Northeastern Minnesota Book Award. In the past the awards were sponsored by the University of Minnesota, but this year introduces the Lake Superior Writers non profit as the award’s new sponsor. My book documents the story of three owlet’s growing up in our local forest two years ago. Remember, anyone may download a free full version PDF copy of the book.
  3. Drink some JAVA … enjoy the owls! Yup, you may now read Do You Hoot? at Duluth Lakeside’s Amity Coffee. The coffee shop is right next to the US Post Office on Superior Street.
  4. In addition to drinking some JAVA, consider walking over to Lakeside’s Duluth Studio Market where you will also find my books. This cool little store support local artisans (and authors), and you will find nice craftwork and art on display.

It is my pleasure to support these super small businesses which are part of my neighborhood.

This is now the fourth year I have followed Les and Amy, the parent Great Horned Owls, as they raise a family. Over the past three years, this duo has successfully raised 8 owlets! Browse on over to the Do You Hoot? web page to read blog posts and watch videos about the owlets. You will also find a download link to get your free full version PDF copy.

This framed image is now on display at Amity Coffee!

3 thoughts on “The Amity Owls!

  1. just love that your books are at amity and the duluth studio market
    and very exciting to think the owls are getting ready to nest. john heard some owls a few nights ago!

    1. There are all kinds of signs of Spring out in the woods, just forget about the fact a Alberta Clipper will hit in a few hours with bitter cold and snow.

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