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This is a real cutie!
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Nice find!
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Nice capture - it looks more curious than frightened. I am always surprised at how early some owls nest.
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Thanks. He was very curious.
The parents are in the area too. They are much bigger and seem to be unafraid of me. |
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Wow! I have never seen an owl int he wild...where did you capture this image?
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Actually, this is more in town than out in the boonies. Very close to a residential area.
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Nice capture Dennis
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Hi Dennis,
Very nicely done! I've never seen an owl in the wild, though it's high on my want list -- but I guess that just wanting it doesn't make it happen -- I have gotten lucky with hawks so far this year, and they've always eluded me before, so maybe . . . Scott |
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All I have to say is – Nat Geo. Congrats, Dennis.
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Thanks Terry, Scott and Kjell.
He was very cooperative. Dennis |
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