A Rare Sight
a Barred Owl in a Maple Tree on Prevost Island .... and only the third owl I have ever seen, so I was excited when my husband spotted her :-)))
we have 15 species of owls in British Columbia, the barred owl being a large typical owl native to North America and best known as the hoot owl for its distinctive call ...
Silvana W. 25/07/2015 0:31
..he seems to be very calm also ¡¡,,what luck you have seen many animals difficult so nearby*** :))Dan-paul 23/07/2015 21:11
Very good shor Adele, it almost looks as if he was posing for you.Inez Correia Marques 23/07/2015 20:50
Marvelous owlit must have been a real pleausure to see him so near and in plain day light !! Bravo adele
compliments
kisss
Inge Striedinger 19/07/2015 23:31
Entzückend ... ich dachte solche Owls wären nur nachts unterwegsgreetings, Inge
Conny11 18/07/2015 15:58
Den hast du aber gut erwischt..Klasse+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
LG zu dir und ein schönes WE Conny
chantal Montmasson in Ghiroldi 18/07/2015 12:13
Mi piace molto ! Cari saluti !Alexa frost 17/07/2015 20:00
Il est magnifique et très gros. IL en impose.Ta photo est très nette on peut admirer ce bel oiseau de proie.
Il a de grosses griffes...!!
amitiés
SINA 17/07/2015 18:53
So wunderbar hast Du das Foto des Uhus aufgenommenÜberwältigend gut ich gratuliere Dir für dieses tolle Foto
Hab ein gutes Wochenende und liebe Grüsse von mir Sina
Jürg Scherrer 17/07/2015 18:06
Liebe Adele -Wirklich ganz herrlich wie Du diese Eule bestens erwischt hast und hier wunderschön wiedergibst!
Wünsch Dir ein feines und entspanntes Wochenende. Recht lieben Gruss.
Jürg
archiek 17/07/2015 18:00
Incredible photo of this owl. Very nice details for the shaded light. Congrats on this one, as I have never been able to photograph a wild owl.Regards,
Archie
Peter van der Houwen 17/07/2015 14:02
What a beauty, splendid photo!Peter
Brilu 17/07/2015 11:26
Ich bin begeistert von deinem wunderbaren Foto. LGs. sabine krause 17/07/2015 9:50
oh, what a beauty she is! in my mind owls are "girls", don't know why… and wow, WHAT A LOOK! so gentle, so tired, to sad! the gleaming black eyes… SO expressive! i can perfectly understand all the symbolism and myth surrounding them. and i can perfectly understand your excitement! i have never seen a big owl in its wild natural habitat. wait, that's not true… once i heard a terrible scream somewhere on the cemetery not far from our home. i mistook it for a kitty in distress, and went out with a flashlight to rescue it. picture me at 2.30 in the morning roaming the lawns of the cemetery… what i found was two young screech owl fledgelings in their respective trees opposite each other, calling for their parents to come and feed them, i suppose… – – a very beautiful (and strangely moving!) wildlife capture! hugs, sabine.Christian Villain 17/07/2015 8:27
Un cliché rare , en voir ainsi en plein jour est exceptionnel . et toujours une parfaite qualité d'image .Bravo .
Françoise P 17/07/2015 8:07
Superbe shootBiz
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