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MorganP

MorganP

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This is the male of the breading pair that have been hanging out in a local wooded park.

This was shot with a Nikon D850. No cropping and very little adjustments in Lightroom other that sharping and a little brightness.

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Nice shot and find. I never find an owl who doesnt have a branch in front of him, especially full daylight. Still waiting for my full face shot!
 
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KurtT said:
Nice shot and find. I never find an owl who doesnt have a branch in front of him, especially full daylight. Still waiting for my full face shot!
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Yes you are right always a branch. The mating pair we have seem to hang out in the branchy areas of my backyard . In the late afternoon they get hassled by crows and I think they use the branch's to limit the entry and exit out of there area for defense.
 
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MorganP said:
KertT Full face shot like this.
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Yeah like that. Yours is a leaf not a branch. I would have to hire a tree service to see the owl in most of my outings ! :)Rub it in.... someday I'll get my owl. Actually when reviewing old slides, I found a slide of an owl in my kids tree fort I forgot I took a picture, I was 8 ft from it. I guess I did get my owl-25 yrs ago or so! Ill have to scan it so I can join the club.
 
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KurtT said:
Yeah like that. Yours is a leaf not a branch. I would have to hire a tree service to see the owl in most of my outings ! :)Rub it in.... someday I'll get my owl. Actually when reviewing old slides, I found a slide of an owl in my kids tree fort I forgot I took a picture, I was 8 ft from it. I guess I did get my owl-25 yrs ago or so! Ill have to scan it so I can join the club.
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Look KurtT NO branches this one for you.


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