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Great Horned Owl. The Great Horned Owl is our largest and our second most common owl. Its deep, mellow, hooting calls are typical sounds of winter nights in much of rural Massachusetts. The Great Horned Owl nests very early, usually by late February. Its nest is generally a modified crow or Red-tailed Hawk nest, although they will sometimes select an old Great Blue Heron nest, and coexist seemingly peacefully among the colonial-nesting herons.

Barred Owl. The Barred Owl is an uncommon permanent resident in moist woodlands, and is a local breeding bird in much of Massachusetts, except along the southeastern coastal plan and on Cape Cod, where it is absent.

Its resonant "who cooks for you?" call is most frequently heard from April until late summer, not just at night, but occasionally during daylight hours as well. Its nest site is generally in a large tree cavity or an old crow or hawk nest. Barred Owls show a strong attachment for a breeding location and will often use the same nest for several years in succession.

I would've liked my Valentine's Day to look something like this...

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1950s parrot wall pocket for sale on Etsy!

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50s Cocktail Recipe glass for sale on Etsy!

1940s Shawnee "Winnie" Cookie Jar for sale on Etsy!

...LOVE this song...

...pretty...

I was lucky enough to see Sonic Youth in Atlanta back in the day, but I'm still super bummed about this. It's sad when any couple splits after so many years of marriage.

Very likely this will be the last opportunities to see Sonic Youth perform as a group...

Sonic Youth in South America 2011 :

Nov. 5  Buenos Aires, Argentina – Personal Fest  2011- Geba San Martin

Nov. 8 Montevideo, Uruguay – Festival Primavera O – Teatro de Verano

Nov. 10 Lima, Peru  - Scencia Theatre

Nov. 13 Santiago, Chile – Maquinaria Festival