Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Guess Whooo Stopped By


I heard an owl the other morning and decided to try to get some pictures, even though it was still pretty dark out. With a bit of tweaking of the brightness and some red eye reduction, I think they turned out okay. S/He actually let me get right up underneath the power pole to get the last couple of photos. It was a Great Horned Owl and man was it BIG!! :)
Sharing with Wild Bird Wednesday and I'm also going to join Kent Weakley for Project 52 Sweet Shot Tuesday this year.

27 comments:

  1. What a great photo! Don't you just love those big owls?! We have a pair that are with us every winter, out hooting away in the snowy dark. It is comforting to hear them when I am out walking the dog at night.

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  2. How cool! It really does look like a big owl!

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  3. WOW this is awesome I have never seen one in the bush I have been waiting and waiting. Love your fixes. He sure does look huge. B

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  4. I love owls, as long as they leave my chickens alone, that is! Great shots, Candy!!!

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  5. Yep, we recently had one in our chicken coop. They are the big ka-hoona for sure.

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  6. Cool sighting of the Great Horned Owl! They are awesome!

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  7. Wow! really exciting! I have NEVER been able to get a shot of an owl, and barely get them of hawks, so I'm impressed! I saw a video of a Great Horned Owl flying straight for the camera, and it was SCARY! And really cool.

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  8. You are pretty clever sneaking up on that owl. You sure your not a ninja !!!!!

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  9. Really?! He couldn't find an old rickety TREE to sit in??! It has to be a utility pole????! Criminy. Stupid owl.

    Cool shots though!

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  10. Very cool shots Candy! Really electric!! Have a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year!

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  11. Good captures. I always love it when I can see the great horned owls. I hope they've nested close by and I can find their nest again. It's so nice to see the little ones grow up.

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  12. What a great visitor to have. The photos look a bit ghostly...in a good kind of a way.

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  13. Great picture - much better than just a light pole!

    Cheers and thinks for linking to WBW.

    Stewart M - Melbourne

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  14. That's awesome! (Unless it's after your chickens/cats and other small animals). We sometimes see them but only a glimpse as they fly overhead, nothing like this!

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  15. Great Horned Owls always make a grand impression';) Happy New Year~

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  16. Oh! Great shot! Love owls ... especially the Great Horned and the Great Grey owls!

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  17. LOVE these owls. I had two baby great horned owls when I was in high school. So awesome.

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  18. Sweet! It's not easy capturing an owl. Happy New Year!

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  19. How exciting, Candy! Yay for you!

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  20. That is a great shot, it looks like it is fairly large.

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