I found myself in Johnson City (Washington CO) last night as a volunteer in a mock drill. I had some time to kill and decided to check on the Barn Owls at the V.A. Theatre Building #35. I found one adult sitting in the eaves on the front right corner of the building. On the left side of the building I found one deceased nestling on the ground directly below one of the openings left for the owls to use as a nesting ledge. Given the heat and the condition of the body in this terrible heat I would say he hadn't been there too long. I continued my stroll around the building and as I rounded the corner to the other side I heard movement in the eaves above. The opening on this side of the building had little white downy feathers floating down. I positioned myself for a better look and was soon treated to what appears to be a young bird. His/her little head still had tufts of downy feathers and a little fuz on his/her back. It would appear that there may have been two active nests. Perhaps two pairs sharing a fabulous nesting site. It is unfortunate that one has been lost but it is wonderful to see the other prospering at this point. Michelle King Blountville TN Sullivan Co