Strix varia

Mother owl returned with prey just after sunset.

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Brown Wood-owl

Juvenile.

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Juvenile owl with parents.

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Pellets found under where mother and juvenile were roosting.

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The conditions for this shot could hardly have been worse. Early morning (very low light), 2x tele on the big 300 prime (slowww...), jacked up ISO (2500), through a window AND through a screen.

Still. He's pretty cool.

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Bosuil

6 oktober 2018

We saw these little owlets on a walnut tree , in front of our friend's window.

Juvenile and mother owl at sunrise.

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Juvenile with mother owl.

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Mother (left) grooming father owl (middle) which had injured eye? with juvenile (right).

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Mother (left) grooming father owl (middle) which had injured eye? with juvenile (right).

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Juvenile alone.

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Adult owl (father?) on 31 Aug roosting in tree during the day.

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Barred owl

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Mother owl resting close to juvenile.

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Strix varia (Strigidae). CR47 bridge, Santa Fe River, Columbia Co. Florida. 4 February 2012.

Ben spotted this spotted with his eagle eyes.

Mother owl at sunset.

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Mother (left) and juvenile (middle) with father owl (right) which had injured eye?

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Mother (left) and juvenile (middle) with father owl (right) which had injured eye?

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Foto: Nature Picture Library / Andy Rouse

Rannenberg & Friends

Barred Owl, Strix varia, August 2008, Eastern NC - visiting every early morning and late afternoon for about a month. Getting anoles and cicadas from the lawn.

Whatcom Falls Park, Bellingham, WA.

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Juvenile owl.

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Juvenile with parents.

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young tawny