Unruffled II by featherwitch
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another shot of the burrowing owl...
That's a 1" x 2" post he's sitting on- just to get an idea of how small they are.
Thanks so much for stopping in, and for your comments on my previous shot of him! :o)
~A

Comments (22)
Amazing how they can hold on to such a small pole.
wonderful foto
Wonderful image. Well done
Sublime. Any bird my friend. I love watching these birds have when they have such a power. Beautiful shot ((5 + +)) Sublime . Tout oiseau mon ami .J'adore quand ont regarde ces oiseaux ils ont comme une puissance . Très belle prise de vue ((5++))
just like a BOSS! Great capture
This is marvelous...how do you get this photo? Mail me if you would.
Wonderful photo, you can just tell what he's thinking from that look.
nice job
I love owls and this is a superb shot!
Fantastic!
Such a classic pose, and I love the splash of color from the plastic ribbon!
Excellent
This is a super shot. I think I would crop out the orange at the bottom, but thats not a criticism. It's just that the rest of the shot is so darn good it's a shame to have that distraction at the bottom.
magnificent shot, clarity and sharpness are amazing
A hunting machine in its total perfection! 11+
Excellent photography of this cute owl, hugs Jane xx
Brilliant shot those eyes say it all!
WOW what a beautiful creature!! Excellent Capture!! LOVE IT!!!
I'd be hard pressed to have to pick the best of your two owl photos. I'd thought the close-up was one of the best images of a bird I'd ever seen. Now they're BOTH near the top of the list. :-)
faboulous image !!!!
Very nice!!
They are wonderful little owls. My husband and I looked all over for them Finally, when we went to the Salton Sea many years ago, we saw one...then two...then more and more...If they are there you WILL see them, if they're not you won't. We loved that day!