Owls... Share Your Owl Photos

[Piecat]

Great Grey Owls
D5 100-400

I found this pair of juvenile GGO's hunting in the Shoshone National Forrest.
The second shot shows just how well they can camouflage themselves. No wonder they're so hard to find.

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I cropped in tighter, which made me love the branches and the bird even more.

 

[Piecat]

I'm very fortunate to have these guys resident on my property. 1 of 2
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OMG, can’t get any cuter. Nice shot!

 

[RikWriter]

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[bsinc1962]

I cropped in tighter, which made me love the branches and the bird even more.

Thanks for looking and commenting

 

[Chappy]

I forgot about this thread. When it came to the top I saw it and decided to post these two images of a burrowing owl i took about a month ago on my farm.

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[RayBC]

Owls I have known...

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[MikeJ]

Posted in another thread here.

Watched this one actively hunting for probably over two hours. In that time it caught and devoured 4 voles. Plus a few unsuccessful attempts, this is actually one of them where it came up empty-taloned.

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