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Biržų giria 2013 12 27

Whatcom Falls Park, Bellingham, WA.

 

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Great Grey Owl, another individual close to my place.

Strix Aluco | Tawny Owl | Waldkauz

Englischer Garten, München

04/11/2017

"(Uralkauz)

(Peter Simon Pallas: 1771)

Remscheid (Bergische Falknerei)"

Great Grey Owl a few seconds after the hit

Lapinpöllö

Helsinki 2013-03.15

Great Grey Owl. Photo was taken on April 4, 2012.

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Biržų giria 2014 05 04

En este oleo intente recrear esa atmosfera magica que envolvia a a la pintura romantica paisajistica del siglo XIX. La vista desde este pico madrileño resulta desconcertante: al sur, la gran urbe madrileña; al norte, la mitica mole granitica de El Yelmo, que domina el corazon de La Pedriza.

Los crepusculos en estas cumbres hacen realidad esa belleza nostalgica y grandiosa que idealmente adjudicamos a los ocasos del dia. Los frios colores del mediodia

se tornan en ocres; añil y sienas, fundidos por la bruma en una paleta infinita.

Apunte realizado con tinta china indeleble y rotuladores de color de un Cárabo (Strix aluco). Mi blog: lalomimar.blogspot.com

Hello World 2019!!!

03/07/2019, 19:32h

Hey! What a nice surprise seeing these tawny owl chicks peeking from their nest hole, this early in the year. ;-)

Taken with my night vision monocular. I love it!

Summer 2012, "Noctowl" exploring the garden. About 100 days after the other pic. She fully fledged on 23/08/12, not long after this was taken.

June 2015 | Lower Mainland, BC

Great grey owl, Strix nebulosa

Strix Aluco | Tawny Owl | Waldkauz

Hello World! Location 2

Nymphenburger Schlosspark, München

05/04/2018

Spotted Wood Owl (Strix seloputo)

 

@PRP

Large ear-less owl.

Different from Brown Wood Owl by lack of blackish borders and the presence of white spots on upper parts and the lack of blackish borders on facial discs, dark eye-shadows and brown on breast.

Adult perched in tree, daytime roost. Norwalk, Connecticut, USA. November. © Frank Mantlik 2017

Acrylgemälde im Format 35 x 28 cm vom 04.10.2014.

 

Der Waldkauz (Strix aluco) ist eine mittelgroße Eulenart mit einer Verbreitung von Europa bis nach Westsibirien und Iran. Er kommt außerdem in Südostasien vor. In Mitteleuropa ist der Waldkauz gemeinsam mit der Waldohreule die häufigste Eule. Er fehlt lediglich in baumarmen Gebieten. Waldkäuze benötigen als Brutareal reich strukturierte Landschaften, in denen sich Wälder und Baumgruppen mit offenen Flächen abwechseln. Er ist ein Höhlenbrüter, der neben Baumhöhlen auch in Mauerlöchern, Felshöhlen sowie Dachböden brütet. Er frisst bevorzugt Mäuse, kann aber seine Ernährung bei Mäusemangel auf Kleinvögel umstellen.

Kennzeichnend für diese dämmerungs- und nachtaktive Eulenart ist eine gedrungene Gestalt mit rundem Kopf und einer rindenähnlichen Gefiederfärbung. Von September bis November sowie im zeitigen Frühjahr ist der Reviergesang des Männchens weithin hörbar.

Tryon Creek State Park, Portland, OR. Part of the Barred Owl invasion of the west. It certainly would be unlikely to find Spotteds in the this park, however. I am assuming this is the male of the pair due to the chickadee ruckus in another tree. Presumably where the female is incubating. He (?) did not vocalize and without the other bird size comparison isn't possible so the sex is still just a guess. Note facial disk color in comparison to breast and nape and compared to Spotted.

USAF MC-130, 5778, departing from RAF Mildenhall, callsign 'Strix 61'

Fotograferad i skogarna NV Aneby, Sweden.

Northern Spotted Owl. May 18, 2007 near Cle Elum, Washington, U.S.A.

Here's an example of an individual toward the rufescent end of the color scale that I have seen. This is also a first year male. Notice the clean white rectrice tips. Not visible in this picture are a few adult rectrices. Apparently when one is lost within their first year due to fighting or poor landings (which is very common and highly comical) the feathers are replaced by adult feathers rather than another set of juvies.

February 2014 | Calgary, AB | It's amazing to watch these owl hunt by listening for rodents under the snow. Here it made a successful plunge.

The second Great Grey Owl has returned.

Abbotsford. I now have 3 Barred Owl sites to visit close to home.

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