Owl Box 4

Screech Owl Nesting Box 4

Update: We have a a pair of eastern screech owls nesting in box 4 this year. We have a gray phase female named Violet and a red phase male named Griffin. Violet laid her first egg on 3/19 at 5:44 PM, second egg on 3/21, third egg on 3/23, fourth egg on 3/26. The first and second egg hatched on 4/22.

See our other screech owl boxes here: Eastern Screech Owl Page

Camera Information

We are using a small 2 mega pixel IP type camera inside the box that has a wired ethernet cable and is PoE (powered over ethernet). The camera is live streaming it YouTube using our EZ Streamer product (https://www.ezstreamer.com/)

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