> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://brc333.gitbook.io/natowls/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://brc333.gitbook.io/natowls/natowl-watching.md).

# Natowl Watching

Owl watchers are eligible for rewards. \
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To participate in Natowl Watching: 

1. Create a thread for your owl in the owl watching channel of the Natowls section in the [BRC333 Discord](https://discord.gg/Wt9Rr6RBD8). Name the thread whatever you want to call your bird. 
2. Post the ord.io link to your bird as the first post in your thread. 
3. Over time, whenever your bird has a DIFFERENT look, take a SCREENSHOT and post it to your bird's thread with commentary about the changes you are observing.

**Professional Natowl Watching**  \
Pro owl watching aims to identify patterns in Owl Behavior. If you notice a pattern in how Owls behave that has not already been identified: 

1. Create a thread for the pattern and name it. 
2. Write a post the explains the behavioral pattern in detail. What, when, how, who, etc... Bonus for anyone who identifies how a pattern shows up in the code and posts it the appropriate pattern thread. 

Here is the code that the UNAT logic inscription uses: <https://github.com/Bridgit-SPC/brc333/blob/main/owlinals/compile_mint.js>\
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Even if you do not code, you may be able to figure out how patterns show up in the code, especially with AI so readily accessible.


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