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We were incredibly lucky to find this normally very secretive owl out in the open and only 5 minutes away from a skittish Great Grey Owl hunting on the same stretch of road. It was nearly dark hence ISO 4000 and 1/20th of a second.
Another look at this cute little one.
Grey Nun's White Spruce Forest. St. Albert, Alberta.
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This is a so-called lifer, accessed thanks to the kindness of a neighbour, who found it on his property in a tree sometimes visited by a Northern Saw-whet..
Even though the owl was protected in the canopy of this conifer, the strong gusty wind would ruffle its breast feathers and caused it to hide its face much of the time that I was there.
An uncommon Chickadee found mostly in Canada, Alaska and northern parts of a few northern US states.
A bright spot in a fairly slow wildlife day in the field for me yesterday was finding a couple of these. Most of our winter owls have migrated out of southern MB and few raptors and other species have migrated in. Northern Harriers and Bald Eagles were the most prevalent of the raptor in-migrators where I was.
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The Boreal Chickadee breeds in all Canadian Provinces and Territories as well as Alaska, Washington and the very north of some eastern US states. In central Alberta, they are not as common as Black-capped Chickadees, but in more northern latitudes, they begin to outnumber the Black-capped Chickadees.
This image shows the chocolate-brown cap they sport as well as the cinnamon colour of the flanks. Their call is much more wheezy than the familiar call of the Black-capped Chickadee.
Click on the link below to listen to the call.
This was a most unexpected and unusual sighting in a park in Calgary, Alberta. This was a long shot as the owl was far in the forest. But I was very happy to see it as it is a lifer for me.
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Sometimes i can easily get bored,so i don't have to stop my self
and..... go,go,go,go!
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Took today off from work (out late last night at a choir concert), and went over to Commonwealth Lake this morning. I heard active chickadees in the trees on the north end of the park. Didn't get any shots of them (pretty dark there, and they move fast), then spotted a large dark mass in one of the trees. Turns out it as the elusive barred owl I'd heard of others having seen. Got a series of it as it posed for me. Eventually it got bored with me, so I moved on. By the way, this is a lifer for me!
Sometimes, I just sit around bored. I think we all can do that. Oddly my boredom struck a thought in me for this picture. Black Dragon is still very nice for pics. Just saying.
This little one came in just after I spread the seeds on my deck rail. I hope it hangs around over the winter now that it has discovered a food source.
Edmonton. Alberta.
Its difficult to gauge how large and powerful these strikes are, but here are some statistics.
According to this website www.weatherimagery.com/blog/lightning-facts/
(which cites the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Weather Service as its primary source):
The average lightning bolt is up to 6 miles long.
Lightning bolts can reach temperatures as high as 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit (27,760 Celsius). Which is approximately 5 times hotter than the surface of the sun.
A lightning bolt can range between 1 million to 1 billion volts.
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