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dupre501:
Reading the comments farther down on the page, they indicate that there is quite a difference in age as well with the oldest being two weeks and the youngest 6/7 days.

When I look I usually see between 2 and 4 chicks, although they have 6 chicks. Probably the littlest are tucked down low. There was a person at the nest site yesterday (human on camera) who confirmed the 6 chicks.

sparkster:

--- Quote from: dupre501 on July 03, 2014, 10:50 ---CBC has a story and link to a live camera on a Snowy Owl's nest in the Arctic.

The fluffy grey chicks are quite cute.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/live-camera-shows-arctic-snowy-owl-chicks-in-nest-1.2695115

http://explore.org/live-cams/player/arctic-snowy-owl-nesting-cam


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Thank you for sharing this. The little chicks are very cute.  There seems to be quite a difference in size amongst the chicks - some fairly big compared to a couple of tiny ones.

susha:
Thanks Dupre!

dupre501:
CBC has a story and link to a live camera on a Snowy Owl's nest in the Arctic.

The fluffy grey chicks are quite cute.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/live-camera-shows-arctic-snowy-owl-chicks-in-nest-1.2695115

http://explore.org/live-cams/player/arctic-snowy-owl-nesting-cam

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