Menards Owls

I wanted to post this to show how man and nature can work together. Also I am originally from a big city and at the age of 60 I have not seen owls unless they were in a zoo type setting until now. 
A great horned owl has returned to the local Menards for the second or third year now and they are celebrities with the locals. Management doesn't  mind the customers taking photos along as they can do so safely. The store personnel also work around the owls keeping them safe an undisturbed.
I did face a few challenges with lighting due to the roof panels being a greenish tint and the roof lighting slightly different. I also had to shoot from the outside into the garden center to keep away from forklifts and customers. 
I did crop the photo to remove some of the mulch pallet and other surrounding distractions. I also cloned out some messy distractions in the pallet and darken the glare on the plastic and roof.  A fill flash was used and I did remove a bit of redeye.
I was hand holding my new lens and experimenting with my new flash. 
The owlet on the left constantly watch me, the owlet on the right was watching the goings on to the right and down below and I think the middle one was looking for mom.

Canon T5i
Lens Sigma 150-600 C @ 468 mm Hand held
Flash Canon  430EX II  I do not have a flash extender yet.
Iso 800
F 6.3
 SS 1/200
Comments are more than welcome. I have a lot to learn.
Thanks for looking.
Brian