CarlSpackler
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- #101
Great grey owl (Strix nebulosa). Largest owl in the world by length. Ontario Canada
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- #102
Adult Crested Caracara, Costa-Rica
D500 + 300 PF + TC-14E III @ 1/250, F/8, ISO 320
D500 + 300 PF + TC-14E III @ 1/250, F/8, ISO 320
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CarlSpackler
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- #103
Eastern Screech Owl (Red morph variety) Megascops asio) Ontario Canada
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- #105
Coppers Hawk, Howell, NJ. Looking for some fresh meat at the feeder.
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Baie nice, Koos
Just beautiful
Li
Love these guys, would sò like to see them
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- #109
You spoil them! Nice, I would too if raptors would visit
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- #110
Thanks, Callie. This guy had just taken a bath in a pool of water in the forest behind my home and was drying himself, showing the world just how pleased he was with himself. Had to crop tight because of all the dense foliage.
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- #111
Koos, especially like that suggestion of a snow landscape behind him. Beaut owl
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- #112
Impressed me to by such a raptor, my second and last encounter with this species was in South Florida along a country road.
Superb capture Rassie; I like too the background!
Oosty
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That is a magnificent image - composition, capture, balance and PP. Definitely a wall hanger and salon worthy pic. Probably the best overall image of a Snowy I've seen. Well done
Wow!, Great shot and love the lighting Oosty
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- #116
Great shot, love the faded background
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- #117
Very nice series Callie
Thanks, Ira. That faded background was a result of weather conditions. It was -9C outside that day, with snow falling and drifting most of the time. It was also foggy to some extent.
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- #119
Thanks a lot for that Oosty. I think the image below (posted before in these forums) of the same owl was generally the more popular of the two. More detailed because I was closer to the bird here.
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- #121
NICE, on my wishlist!
Syllog
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- #123
Thanks Callie, finally found one on my birthday earlier this year on the day before Melbourne went into a hard Covid related lock-down that meant I couldn't travel back to the site as it was out of the 5km restricted zone. Got to see its young a few month later which was another treat.
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