I’ve taken a bit of a liberty with this post, in honour of it being the
29th of February, a leap day. In the same spirit of quirkiness, here are a couple of owls, spotted in Brighton and Hove. Apparently, the literary collective noun for a group of owls is a
parliament. Two probably doesn’t equal “a collective,” and
they weren’t together in reality, but they are on the blog - so here they are. The stencilled owl is in a prominent location in Brighton, and a lot more permanent than the chalk owl. Unlikely to be referring to Monty Python’s Owl Stretching Time, perhaps these are secret messages to Harry Potter enthusiasts?
I’ve taken a bit of a liberty with this post, in honour of it being the 29th of February, a leap day. In the same spirit of quirkiness, here are a couple of owls, spotted in Brighton and Hove. Apparently, the literary collective noun for a group of owls is a parliament. Two probably doesn’t equal “a collective,” and 
they weren’t together in reality, but they are on the blog - so here they are. The stencilled owl is in a prominent location in Brighton, and a lot more permanent than the chalk owl. Unlikely to be referring to Monty Python’s Owl Stretching Time, perhaps these are secret messages to Harry Potter enthusiasts?
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