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Two from a flock of about 20 in frosty, freezing conditions on coastal heathland in Northumberland (UK) (9554)
Not the most colourful butterfly we saw at Wisley glasshouse, but this Giant Owl butterfly had the most beautiful markings on the underside of its wings. They are found in Mexico, Central and South America apparently and with a wingspan of up to 15cm they were big! The 💜 shaped bokeh just above this beauty sums up my feelings about butterflies perfectly, too :)
A carved stone owl we picked up as a souvenir at the Birds of Prey Centre in Helmsley, North Yorkshire.
Inspired by Ali's awesome Hoolies picture series (www.flickr.com/photos/47632859@N02/36153662442/), I just had to get one myself!
I had to be sneaky, sing the wings of the AV only open when flying, but that makes it next to impossible to move into a position, and sitting on a poseball then flying, closes the wings again.
A small flock on the Northumberland coast fluffed-up against a cold easterly breeze on a sunny morning in early December (UK) (5786)
An Alison Catchlove sculpture at NT Hatchlands. Loved this little owl, the spiders obviously loved it too as if you look closely there are webs all over it. HWW & HEoM2
Just sitting up there on the tree 😉
Another wonderful carving at Fullerton Woods in Troon!
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Out today with Pauls Pix 53. We had intended to go around Battle Abbey (English Heritage), but it was closed. So we went to Bateman's (National Trust) instead.
The temperatures got a bit above 10°C today, whoppy, a heat wave, and the sun came out.
These owls are on a wall at Bateman's.
A great grey owl in flight at the Newent bird of prey centre in Gloucestershire. Post production work by the photoshop fairy.
It began to sink in finally. She wasn’t just “not here”; she was gone.
She was not just away. She was not somewhere else. She was gone.
Then he began to realize that she hadn’t left suddenly. She had left in her mind long ago.
He felt the future melting away. Now he had trouble planning the next minute.
We’ve had a few conversations about encouraging wildlife in our gardens, so I thought I would share with you a fairly common visitor to mine. I mistakenly refer to them as pigeons, however I bow to the superior ornithological knowledge of Lindsey who informs me it is a Collared Dove.
They are pretty intelligent creatures, with a social conscience, as recently highlighted by Andy with his nesting Dove that has mastered the use of the megaphone and was imploring the good people of Greater Manchester to be sensible and stay at home.
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This print has been created for SOMA Gallery's December 2010 exhibition. It is a 2 colour silk screen print of a sleepy owl and a brave mouse.
Signed and numbered edition of 20
Size: 210mm x 297mm
Stock: white recycled card
This print is currently available for £20 from Soma Gallery