alan tunnicliffe
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Tawny owl with prey
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Owls... Share Your Owl Photos
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- #427
Great horned owl chick at sunrise in a tree next to my condominium (Tucson, Arizona).
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I like the one eyed look.
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Just got this one printed on Aluminum. Came out nice.
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Checked in again this morning with my neighboring great horned owl chicks.
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- #431
Cute and Gross at the same time 
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Both excellent shots.
Second photo, the eyes have it.
@ arbitrage ... Just started looking at the owl shots and I'm glad I did; these are most excellent with #2 being my favorite. The highlights on the youngsters face make it pop really nice.
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What an awesome image! It inspires me to go out searching for owls to hope get a shot that nice, and you processed it very well. Good job
all great shots of fabulous birds. Here's some Great Horned who nested in a photogenic tree
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From tonight, the owl chicks at my condominium in Tucson. To get them all in focus I did a focus stack of six images, adjusting the focus manually (on a tripod) from near to far as I shot. I did several series of these to get one that would work where the owls did not move and were all looking in my direction.
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Nice job processing the stacked images.
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I went out at sunset to look at the resident great horned owls in the tree next to my condominium. For a minute or two, a shaft of sun lit up the owl while the branches surrounding it remained in shade.
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Dang, that's a beautiful owl. Never have seen one. Had to look up Sax-Zim; looks like the place to go for wintering owls. Nice shot.
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This is the very first OWL image I made. Cheyenne Bottoms in Kansas, Oct. 3, 2005. Early Nikon digital, D2X, 300 2.8 + 1.4 lens. Man o man I was so excited
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Zep33
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Snowy Owl - Cape Cod, MA
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andyhawkins
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Barred Owl, Mill Creek WA. Z8, Z100-400+TC1.4, 560mm, 1/250, f/8, lots of ISO 18000
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