Robin
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Very nice and expertly taken, Dave.
Owls... Share Your Owl Photos
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Robin
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Nice one Craig.
Thanks
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Beautiful image Robin!
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Another Great Grey visiting us.
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Damn, what's with all these huge owls roosting on boxes not designed for them? 
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Lucky yes. I took 232 shots over a continuose period of 57 minutes. The owl was totally unconcernd as you can see from this photo taken by my wife.
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I wish we would get a visit like that here
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Awsome
The owl seems in total harmony with the old wood nest box.Robin
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Hi DR Thanks Robin.
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I need your address I'm coming to visit. So cute. Your very lucky to have them
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Love the 'shot behind the shot'
Nice job and gotta love those days when the wildlife is cooperative.
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Barred owl and it's prey (Florida)
D500 + 300 PF + TC-14E III @ 1/250, f/5.6, ISO 720
I took this photo early in the morning, three years ago; this barred owl was staying on an oak tree with the remains of an eastern cottontail.
D500 + 300 PF + TC-14E III @ 1/250, f/5.6, ISO 720
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I took this photo early in the morning, three years ago; this barred owl was staying on an oak tree with the remains of an eastern cottontail.
Syllog
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On September 14 I posted a photo of a Powerful Owl in this thread. That photo was taken on August 1, the last day before Melbourne went into a Covid related lockdown that restricted all 5 million residents to 1 hour a day of exercise a maximum of 5km from your home. As a result of these measures cases have fallen from 700+ cases per day to less than 5 per day and restrictions were eased last Sunday to allow travel withing a 25km radius. As a result I was able to get back to the same site today to meet the progeny.
Not great shots but great to be able to get out and about again.
Andy
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Not great shots but great to be able to get out and about again.
Andy
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Was going through some older images and cleaning up my archives when I came across the Short Eared Owl that gave me a nice pose on a snowy day.
D2X, 600mm f/4 + TC-14, f/6.3, 1/200", ISO 250
D2X, 600mm f/4 + TC-14, f/6.3, 1/200", ISO 250
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NatHist.CA
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Beautiful! That was a very cooperative model to select such an attractive perch and background.
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Very nice!
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Have been out on the Olympic Peninsula for the past couple of days and got away to walk the beaches and photograph some shore birds today. Ever since we got here I've been thinking the old growth forest between our rental place and the dunes looks like classic owl habitat. This evening as I walked back from the beach I spotted this Barred Owl roosting on an old snag over a creek and was able to work around and find a shooting position for some portraits. Not much light for this shot and had to push the ISO pretty high but was happy with the result.
Nikon D850, 500mm PF @ f/5.6, 1/160", ISO 5600 hand held
Nikon D850, 500mm PF @ f/5.6, 1/160", ISO 5600 hand held
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