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I found another Snowy Owl.
Feb 25, 2018 15:05:56 #
Einreb92 wrote:
Very impressive shots.
Thank you very much Einreb92. Gary
Feb 25, 2018 18:34:33 #
bird whisperer
Loc: Massachusetts
Great captures Gary! Snowy Owls have been seen in Salisbury, MA and along the coast of NH in Hampton, NH and Rye, NH. They like rodents and birds. I've seen one last year at Parker River Animal refuge in Plum Island, MA with a Loon.
Feb 25, 2018 19:54:41 #
gwr wrote:
I posted shots a few weeks ago of a male Snowy. This one is a female. She a little bit larger and has a few more black feathers than the male. The weather has been miserable and I hate the gray skies and poor lighting but the flyby was a thrill! I hope you enjoy. Gary
Awesome photos
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Feb 25, 2018 19:58:48 #
arperry
Loc: Miami/Florida
Beautiful, outstanding photos. She looks distinguished, snowy owl model material. Thanks so much for sharing.
Feb 25, 2018 21:19:14 #
gwr wrote:
I posted shots a few weeks ago of a male Snowy. This one is a female. She a little bit larger and has a few more black feathers than the male. The weather has been miserable and I hate the gray skies and poor lighting but the flyby was a thrill! I hope you enjoy. Gary
Wow Gary! These are wonderful, and no worry about the gray sky or quality of light.
Feb 25, 2018 23:06:30 #
bird whisperer wrote:
Great captures Gary! Snowy Owls have been seen in Salisbury, MA and along the coast of NH in Hampton, NH and Rye, NH. They like rodents and birds. I've seen one last year at Parker River Animal refuge in Plum Island, MA with a Loon.
Thank you very much. I went on ebird for Massachusetts and they mentioned Plum Island quite a bit. The one I got shots of must have a pretty good hunting ground because I have seen her there a couple days now. I would love to get a shot of her with a duck!! The Peregrines hate her being there. They go at her pretty viciously when they spot her. Gary
Feb 25, 2018 23:06:59 #
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Feb 25, 2018 23:07:55 #
rockdog wrote:
Wow Gary! These are wonderful, and no worry about the gray sky or quality of light.
Thank you very kindly rockdog. I appreciate you commenting. Gary
Feb 25, 2018 23:10:14 #
arperry wrote:
Beautiful, outstanding photos. She looks distinguished, snowy owl model material. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you very much. I totally agree with you. There was a moment that I lowered the camera and said (aloud) "you are so beautiful". Gary
Feb 25, 2018 23:13:51 #
gwr wrote:
I posted shots a few weeks ago of a male Snowy. This one is a female. She a little bit larger and has a few more black feathers than the male. The weather has been miserable and I hate the gray skies and poor lighting but the flyby was a thrill! I hope you enjoy. Gary
Excellent captures, my friend; well done.
Feb 26, 2018 00:38:14 #
erickter
Loc: Dallas,TX
gwr wrote:
I posted shots a few weeks ago of a male Snowy. This one is a female. She a little bit larger and has a few more black feathers than the male. The weather has been miserable and I hate the gray skies and poor lighting but the flyby was a thrill! I hope you enjoy. Gary
Love that Owl. Very nice captures.
Feb 26, 2018 07:33:42 #
Rob48 wrote:
Excellent captures, my friend; well done.
Thank you so much Rob. I appreciate you looking and checking in. Gary
Feb 26, 2018 07:35:05 #
erickter wrote:
Love that Owl. Very nice captures.
Thank you very much. She is really awesome to see!! Gary
Feb 26, 2018 09:43:42 #
jvangorp
Loc: Stickney, SD
Jealous!! We've had a male around our area, but I've never had my camera with when we've seen him...and now I think he's left us for the winter!
Feb 26, 2018 20:51:23 #
jvangorp wrote:
Jealous!! We've had a male around our area, but I've never had my camera with when we've seen him...and now I think he's left us for the winter!
I think in a few weeks there will be a migration back north. There may be a few heading through your area on their way back. I cant believe the luck I'm having with this female. I must've stumbled across her hunting ground because I've seen her several days in a row. There are a lot of sea ducks and while I was walking to the water I saw some rabbit scat. Both are on her menu. The only negative to the area is a very territorial Peregrine Falcon. It's very aggressive, I was waiting for it to take a run at me today! Good luck and post some shots if you see any. Gary
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