A barred owl peers from behind the leaves of a tree in Everglades National Park in Florida. A few seconds later, it would make a dive downward and capture an eastern lubber grasshopper. Barred owls are the most commonly seen owls for me, especially in the eastern half of the lower 48 where they range from the far north to the deep south. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 360mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/320th of a second
——- Rumpled but content
——- In my forest home
——- Nothing save leafs and wood
——- Sun shadow grasshoppers
——- Other owls and I
——- Were there a Crane about
——- He’s welcome to stop by .
great pic. ) we needed get more ofthese barn owls down this way., in southren cal.) IN SAN DIEGO, CAL. ) CLOSE TJ. ECT. MY BE START A BREEDING PROGRAM, FOR BABBY OWL. ? )
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A barred owl peers from behind the leaves of a tree in Everglades National Park in Florida. A few seconds later, it would make a dive downward and capture an eastern lubber grasshopper. Barred owls are the most commonly seen owls for me, especially in the eastern half of the lower 48 where they range from the far north to the deep south.
Amazing photo – great capture of the bird’s face, especially its eyes!
All the earth tones among green trees great picture,see them often in Florida always amazed at their size & wing span
Aunt Sue
Beautiful! Most common so easiest to find. I love their who-cooks-for-you call!
——- Rumpled but content
——- In my forest home
——- Nothing save leafs and wood
——- Sun shadow grasshoppers
——- Other owls and I
——- Were there a Crane about
——- He’s welcome to stop by .
great pic. ) we needed get more ofthese barn owls down this way., in southren cal.) IN SAN DIEGO, CAL. ) CLOSE TJ. ECT. MY BE START A BREEDING PROGRAM, FOR BABBY OWL. ? )