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Look, it's with great pleasure that I have received your many (4) comments about how "hilarious" and how "highly amusing" I am.

That's why I'm writing today in very good spirits, as this will be my funniest entry to date.

I promise:



Laughs

Tears

Giggles

Snickers

Loss of bowel control



In fact, you might as well email this article to a friend right now.

Seriously, do it. You'll thank yourself later.

So, without further ado:



Migrant Owls



The migrant owl swoops down to catch her prey.

This is a good day for her, as she has caught a wild marmot. The marmots don't usually come out at night and this migrant owl will not see this phenomenon for many years.

Watch as she borrows in to the tree to eat her kill for the night.

The migrant owl's breathtaking coat of amber and orange is a result of millions of years of evolution. It shields her from such predators as the bald eagle and the many human invaders that hunt her for sport.

The migrant owl has been on the endangered species list for nine years, and nothing has changed.

Even more so now, the migrant owl needs protection from hunters, poachers, and the wholesale logging of the Brazilian rain forest.

Without the help from donors such as the Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Institute, the migrant owl may be seeing her last days.

It's daybreak. The migrant owl cleans and preens herself before the day's sleep.

Like a good soldier, she sleeps standing up, shedding the evening's light and falling quietly into the day.

For more information on migrant owls, visit our website at www.LLMO.com.

From all of us here at Levi Larrington, have a good night.



A portion of the proceeds donated to the Levi Larrington website go the consumer group for the Connelly watershed.





Good lord. I can't stop laughing. I hope you enjoyed THE FUNNIEST LEVI LARRINGTON ARTICLE EVER.



Pleace,

Snow White