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marlowtravelsoften

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Have spent the last 5 years photographing the 8 different owl species in my part of the world.

Every winter I spend a significant amount of time looking for migratory owls which consist of Short-eared Owls, Snowy Owls, Long-eared Owls and Northern Saw-Whet Owls.

Here are a few of my favorites over the years of the shorties.
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marlowtravelsoften said:
Have spent the last 5 years photographing the 8 different owl species in my part of the world.

Every winter I spend a significant amount of time looking for migratory owls which consist of Short-eared Owls, Snowy Owls, Long-eared Owls and Northern Saw-Whet Owls.

Here are a few of my favorites over the years of the shorties.View attachment 76024View attachment 76025View attachment 76026View attachment 76027View attachment 76034
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It is always a thrill to lock eyes with an owl and you really got clear views of the eyes here. The lighting on number four is especially nice.
 
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gdecamp said:
OK now I'm jealous, these are awesome!! Lucky you to have these around too, sweet!
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I'm pretty lucky as I have about 5 different spots to photograph them at all within 1.5 hrs of where I live. Some of the spots offer things others don't, like perches. Unfortunately, my fav spot hasn't produced this winter so I've had to resort to one of the further spots.
 
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marlowtravelsoften said:
I'm pretty lucky as I have about 5 different spots to photograph them at all within 1.5 hrs of where I live. Some of the spots offer things others don't, like perches. Unfortunately, my fav spot hasn't produced this winter so I've had to resort to one of the further spots.
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What part of North America are you in? We have SEOs close to where I live (SW PA) but always looking for new spots.
 
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