Great Horned Owl
Oct 28, 2019 08:34:56 #
edhayes wrote:
Great Horned Owl that lives in captivity at a wildlife rehab center in Virginia.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
Still can give a hoot, I bet!
Oct 28, 2019 08:45:01 #
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Oct 28, 2019 11:18:53 #
edhayes wrote:
Great Horned Owl that lives in captivity at a wildlife rehab center in Virginia.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
NICE SET
Oct 28, 2019 11:20:11 #
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Oct 28, 2019 20:52:03 #
edhayes wrote:
Great Horned Owl that lives in captivity at a wildlife rehab center in Virginia.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
He can't be released because of the extent of his injuries.
One of the things that I enjoy about UHH is the frequency of coincidental photo ops.
It happens that Thursday last I was at Downs Park on the bay outside of Annapolis. They do rehab and have a GHO in the same predicament as here.
Got some nice shots but it was edgy so I got away from it.
This is the beginning of their breeding season. Like eagles they will have young in winter so young have many young of year to hunt.
Thanks for your post. Nice shots.
Bill
Oct 28, 2019 22:37:07 #
Great shots. I am still looking for my first owl subject. I think I need to visit a wildlife refuge. Thank you for letting me enjoy your photos.
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Oct 31, 2019 12:03:08 #
mausernut01
Loc: Columbus Montana
Great pictures, as good as they get! They are real common where I live. This time of year they sit on the power poles in town (edge of town) and call back and forth trying to find a mate. This is their breeding season.
When I let my 3 lb. Yorkie out at night, I go with it and keep an eye out for the owls. I have seen them catch house cats and my dog is smaller than most of the feral cats in the neighborhood.
Also they are super quiet when they fly.
Ken
When I let my 3 lb. Yorkie out at night, I go with it and keep an eye out for the owls. I have seen them catch house cats and my dog is smaller than most of the feral cats in the neighborhood.
Also they are super quiet when they fly.
Ken
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