Owls... Share Your Owl Photos

[Cristobal]

Eastern Screech-Owl (brown form)
D500 + 300PF f/4 + TC-14EIII @ 1/320, f/5.6, ISI 3200
This guy arrived at sunset in our campsite in Florida; my wife added some light with a small flash light at low level
taking care of not temporarily blind the owl.

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[Callie]

Eastern Screech-Owl (brown form)
D500 + 300PF f/4 + TC-14EIII @ 1/320, f/5.6, ISI 3200
This guy arrived at sunset in our campsite in Florida; my wife added some light with a small flash light at low level
taking care of not temporarily blind the owl.

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Sweet little beauty!

 

[Cristobal]

Thank's a lot Callie!

 

[gaknott]

Winter mood
Great Horned Owl (urban park, Quebec city, Canada)
D500 + 300PF f/4 + TC-14E III @ 1/640, f/5.6, ISO 280View attachment 3784

Beautiful image! Wonderful detail and clarity!

 

[Viathelens]

Sacramento WLR. D500 and Nikon 200-500.

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[Cristobal]

Beautiful image! Wonderful detail and clarity!

Thank you for your comments!

 

[Syllog]

Australian Powerful Owl with fruit bat - Fuji Xt3 XF100-400 - my first.

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[Deleted member 115]

Barred Owl stretch.

Resident Screech Owl, nesting in our box for the last several years.

Babies in the box. Shot from 2nd floor window with Z50, 600F4 & 2xTC (1800mm Effective FL)

Famous FL Burrowing Owls

I came back to look at your owls a few times now. The Schreech owls and that burrowing owl on a stick are incredible.

 

[Callie]

Australian Powerful Owl with fruit bat - Fuji Xt3 XF100-400 - my first.
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Oh Boy, that is a powerful sighting!

 

[Andy Work]

D500, Sigma 70-200mm at f/2.8, 1/20, 3200 iso

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[Indrajeet Singh]

I'm very fortunate to have these guys resident on my property. 1 of 2
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Magic!

 

[PhilM]

I came Back to look at your owls a few times now. The Schreech owls and that burrowing owl on a stick are incredible.

That is very kind, Hut. I sincerely appreciate it.

 

[Venkatesh VT]

Twins -Spotted owlets@Vizag,India

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[George27]

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Burrowing Owl in Arizona

 

[Lee]

Owl close-up. Nikon D7000 with nikon 300 f4 lens. Can anyone confirm if this is a Eurasian eagle owl or a spotted eagle owl?

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[Deleted member 115]

Twins -Spotted owlets@Vizag,IndiaView attachment 4357

I click like because I like the pair of owls but there is something strange going on with this photo otherwise.

 

[PhilM]

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Burrowing Owl in Arizona

Classic pose!
I don't typically think of AZ when I think about Burrowing Owls, but heck they are near the TX panhandle too.
I've been to FL multiple times to photograph them. Perhaps I should visit a couple spots closer to home. Lol!

 

[Viathelens]

Burrowing owls, Florida. Nikon D500, Nikon 80-400 lens.

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[Hawkeshead]

Nice composition and set up.

 

[Cristobal]

Eastern Screech-Owl (brown form)
D500 + 300PF f/4 + TC-14EIII @ 1/320, f/5.6, ISI 3200
This guy arrived at sunset in our campsite in Florida; my wife added some light with a small flash light at low level
taking care of not temporarily blind the owl.

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D500, Sigma 70-200mm at f/2.8, 1/20, 3200 iso

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Beautiful image! Wonderful detail and clarity!

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Beautiful image! Wonderful detail and clarity!

Thank you so much greg!

 

[George27]

Classic pose!
I don't typically think of AZ when I think about Burrowing Owls, but heck they are near the TX panhandle too.
I've been to FL multiple times to photograph them. Perhaps I should visit a couple spots closer to home. Lol!

I was pleasantly surprised to see that there are a couple different locations all within the greater Phoenix area.

 

[Chad Huff]

Great thread. I love Raptors in general but owls are about my favorite. These two burrowing owls remind me of soldiers in a foxhole.

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[George27]

Short eared Owl earlier this summer. Edmonton, AB

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[Hermann]

Tawny Owl (Strix aluco), D7500, AF-P 70-300, 1/500, f5.6, ISO 1800.

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[Jerryjaws]

Barred owl That at the time didn't notice the stick coming though it head and out it's rear end. unfortunately he was in a spot that just had a very small window to photograph. Maybe it time to go back and try and remove said stick from butt (LOL), in post now that Im a little better at it.View attachment 1927 LOL

This the NJ owl ?