*NEW FEATURE*** Days of Owl Lives- By DodgersGirl

Episode 1: Days of Owl Lives: 

Roy bursts into the box with sweat on his brow, with a rodent in one talon and an envelope in the other.  He says, "I have good news and I have bad news kids.  The good news is the DNA tests are in and I was wrong.  You are not some prehistoric
pterodactyls.  You really ARE owls.  My mistake.  Now for the bad news.
Mr. Gopher, the medical report states that you are not going to live."

Episode 2: Days of Owl Lives:  

Dale sits on the hitching post, looking pensive, staring into the moonlit sky.  She wonders to herself, "I know Roy thinks I'm stunning, with my dark features and my criss-crossed
wingtips, but will the kids look like me??  Will they grow up and look like Roy instead, with his masculine face and his beautiful light feathers, and his handsome straight wingtips??  Or will little Belleraaaa, little Pearlraaaa, and little Booneraaaa look a little like both of us???  Sort of a combo, like a Doy, or a Rale.. "

Episode 3:  Days of Owl Lives: 

 Pearl, as the middle child, secretly plots to be the silent warrior within the clutch.  She knows that everyone expects her to sit there and look cute, patiently being sat on
by Belle and nuzzled by Boone.  All she wants is her corner.  Is that too much to ask??  She thinks not!  So tonight is the night.  She’ll sit back and do her “cutesy, calm, wait patiently for the prey” routine, then Shazammm, she will pounce out of the pile.  She will use her fierce toddler beak to snatch the vole right out of the grasp of Belle and that
little Boone kid she sometimes adores.  It’s hers, yes hers, and off to the corner she sprints (okay waddles).  Get out of her way, for she is the mighty Pearl, a force to be reconned with.  Off with its head!!  As she says her owlet blessing:  “Past the beak, past the air tube, look out stomach, here’s something new”.

Episode 5:  Days of Owl Lives:
Roy kisses Dale on the beak before leaving the palm tree.  He circles
the sky, his eyes fixed on the hillside below.  He knows it’s going to
be another night of high expectations.  His three beautiful children
wait for him to deliver dinner and late-night snacks.  He knows he can
do it, but the pressure is mounting.  Oh, there’s a nice fat vole.  Dang
it, how did he find that rock so fast!!  Roy continues to soar… He spots
a gopher in the distance.  His sonar zones in.  There’s no escaping
capture now.  Roy lowers his landing gear, his mighty talons
outstretched.  With no time to waste, he silently makes his final
approach, snatching the gopher from the earth below.  The gopher never
stood a chance, not with the mighty Roy on his tail (literally).  To the
box!! Roy swoops in and places the gopher in his daughter Pearl’s beak,
much to the loud dismay of Boone and Belle.  Roy repeats this routine
for the rest of the evening.  On the 4th return, he was mobbed so badly
he had no idea who grabbed the treasured vole.  It wasn’t until his paid
informant, Mothra, later glided by him that he learned it was his
beloved son, Boone, who had reaped the benefits of his master hunting
skills.  Roy takes off back into the moonlit sky, alway searching,
always hunting, always being a dad…