A wondering expierence ! There are two owls that sit on a bare branched pine tree in the woods near our home. Many nights we hear their plaintive voices echoing thru the woodland...M

What a wonderful experience for you, Ed. Methinks there is a reason and meaning to the Night Caller visit. Another adventure I'm so glad you share with us...as only you can!
Blessings and Love - Micke

am always amazed at the faces of Owls, how truly wise and aloof they seem to be and almost majestic like royalty of the winged kingdom.

hugs
Fee

Wow, what an interesting and most unexpected evening. A special, delightful gift by way of wings...

Be always safe,
Karen

Goosebumps. I too awoke in the middle of the night last night. I sprung up as if it were dawn and also heard an owl outside my window. Reminds me of the song, "Wildfire". Love this write, Ed. Saved! There are harbingers all around us but it's left to us to decipher nature's mysteries...Lin

A captivating write indeed, a bit mystical and one that stirs the heart and curiosity. Nothing like nature to revive one, make one feel alive! Enjoyed this very much my friend.
Blessings,
Joyce B.

Captivating!
This wondrous old night caller

Doesn’t fill any of us, with fright

But we do wonder, what he wanted

Calling on us, in the deep of the night.
Keep writing,
God Bless
Lew

A thriller for breakfast;-)methinks animals,birds etc migrate to vibrations of people whom they sense are friends, like you!;-) TL

'Ghost Owl'..wow so fitting with this awesome story Ed!

Love the sound of an owl hooting at night; well done, Ed!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

Mystifying, looked right at you, egad, did you have a night light on?
they come for insects near the windows they do, unless of course it was the Devil that rascal ........... Bless you, stay safe!
Jasmin Horst

What a magnificent sight he was! To see an owl that way is so fantastic, it is a rare chance. Lovely narrative of your encounter with that "night caller".

Cynthia

I love owls, Ed, and this write is a beautiful tribute to them. Well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

I'm glad you like things that fly. Here's my favorite for your Blake collection:

How do you know but every bird
that wings the airy way,
Is an enormous world of delight,
Closed to your senses five?

The first time I ever saw an owl was just before my father passed away four years ago. We were sitting out in my parent's backyard in Ocala, Florida, and my father looked up and pointed and there were two! Both sitting on a branches of different trees,but above one another... it's something that I'll never forget.

Great writing ,lovely creatues they are....take care..Hugss

beautiful creature--the owl represents so much to so many-some good some bad-they are lovely

I knew you'd like him,
So him to you I sent,
When he poops on your car,
Like your birds did to mine,
Consider it a message from me, & don't about it, whine...Ed

Ed, so many tales, legends, superstitions, and yet, we can't call off that atavistic feeling from way back our forefathers that believe that the bird was coming with a warning, message, omen and what you have.
Others pointed to the crow, the vultures or the bats.
Buy I remember before throwing the child with the bath water that there are more thing between sky and earth than we are willing to believe.

Georg

WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva