Barn Owl 3 by danob
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The Third Barn Owl so please check the first for the details I gave on the species if interested this is a Female which are larger than the males..
Thanks again for taking time to look and comment and for my last Image Just Chillin
Comments (43)
wonderful and soft .. excellent photography love the side on portrait... superb detail.. :)
Such a Bueatiful creature, the natural markings are such a thing of bueaty in its self, a magnificent capture here my friend.............V .....John
Excellence can easily taken for granted with your highly professional images another astonishing wildlife capture! These night owls are wonderful my friend
Utterly gorgeous creature, and not a bad shot. A bit of professional... well I mean amateur... jealousy creeping over me here!! Cheers Steve.
ohhhmagic capture !!! excellent !!! ***
Beautiful shot !
excellent shot and portrait, thanks:-)
Fabulous shot and details... this is another beauty of the nature and you know so well how to highlight it ! Superb capture, Danny !!
Stunning clarity and details also the side lighting is very professional
Excellent capture!! Beautiful photograph my friend!!
What an arresting face. Beautiful photo in every respect.
Gorgeous capture of this beautiful owl!
They are beautiful creatures, but unforunatly many are killed here at one major highway in California, HWY5. The red lights on the 18 wheelers look like prey to the owls at night, especially during a rain storn. So when I drive from San Francisco area to Los Angeles, one takes HWY5 and I can see as many as 45 plus within a certain area along the highway. Once I recall counting over 60 dead Barn Owls. just wish this could be avoided. On a lighter note, I remember in Tracy, California, I was photographing a barn when an owl flew right by me. One does not hear them at all. Silent fliers. So what about the photograph? I must admit, I marvel at those who are able to capture natures creatures so prefectly. :~)