This sweet little Owlet was pushed out of his nest by his mamma to learn to fly...it seems he was quite frustrated with the process.  Fun Facts about Barred Owls:

Barred Owls mate for life, and they usually have a single clutch of two or three white eggs each year. During the incubation period, which lasts somewhere between 28 and 33 days, the female sits on the eggs while the male hunts for food. 

Chicks leave the nest at four to six weeks old, but they don't go far: Once they leave the nest, these talented climbers clamber about their nest trees (or a nearby tree if they fall to ground), using their bill and talons to grab hold while flapping their wings to keep balance. At 10 to 12 weeks, they begin flying.  

After they hatch, young Barred Owls can stick around the nest for up to six months, which is unusual for owls. During this time, the young owls rarely stray far from each other and are often seen sitting side by side.

REMOVE ALL PARKING FROM THIS PRECIOUS GREENSPACE SO THE BEAUTIFUL WILDLIFE CAN THRIVE...