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Pellet hacked out by juvenile (see video).
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Taken at a park in Vancouver, BC, Canada, on May 15 2013. I rounded a corner and found myself face-to-face with this Barred Owl. After about an hour, the bird spotted a squirrel and went from perch to perch trying to catch it, so I managed to photograph it in many different spots and poses.
*This is a wild owl*
Pellet found under roost of juvenile and parents.
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Puštík vousatý / Strix nebulosa / Great Grey Owl
Tierpark Zittau
Zittau, Německo / Zittau, Germany
28. 10. 2022 / October 28, 2022
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Pellet under where juvenile and mother were roosting.
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Später am Abend wenn es dunkel geworden
und der Abend langsam verrinnt,
der Waldkauz zu leben beginnt.
(Strix aluco) Wümmeniederung-Bremen.
©Arne Flemke
Strix varia taken at maximum zoom and then some. I think the focus is on the leaves but she seems in field too. Owls are almost always backlit because of their huge, light-sensitive eyes.