Science & NatureNatureHorned owl chicks in Ottawa Horned owl chicks in Ottawa April 28, 2013 by Brent Eades I’ve been watching the great horned owl nest at Mud Lake in Ottawa for the past few weeks. The two chicks are now about three weeks old. Mom and dad continue to watch over from nearby. Here are a few photos. Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Related Report on MVFN talk: “Forgotten Canoe Routes of the Canadian Shield” May 5, 2026 Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust seeking community support to protect Clyde Lake property March 16, 2026 Short Film: Nature’s Path to Wellness February 24, 2026 FOLLOW US FacebookTwitter Latest Sandra McManus — celebration of life June 9, 2026 Fashioning Identity: Clothing and the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community of the Mississippi Valley June 9, 2026 What is that … Rapturous Song? June 9, 2026 Summer Flower Show, June 20 June 8, 2026 A Slice of Paradise: RESCHEDULED TO JUNE 17 June 8, 2026 Free National Geographics June 8, 2026 From the Archives The Millstone and Almonte District High School collaborate to offer journalism skills to students Medical Officer of Health endorses MM rail trail compromise ‘Our Ain Gait’: a John Dunn story Spicy-Sweet Pork Noodles April is Advance Care Planning Month: Encouraging conversations about what matters most Turning your leaves to compost Protecting yourself through good cell phone management – Part 3: Peter Nelson’s travels – Macau