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I haven't seen a Great Gray Owl since January 2014. I was very happy to find this cooperative individual.
Another alpine bird, the Gray Jay is also widespread in Canada’s forests, but its year-round range spreads into the mountains of Colorado. This jay is curious and intelligent and often hangs around mountain campgrounds looking for treats and handouts. Where there is one, there is often a small family flock. Dense pine forests are the preferred habitat for the gray jay, which is also the unofficial national bird of Canada.
From the archives, since I can't seem to get them this year. Would love to get shots of them with my 5D!
I captured this Female Blue-gray Gnatcatcher at Silver Creek Preserve in St. Clair County, Illinois.
Habile imitateur, le Moqueur chat préfère les sous-bois. À l'occasion, il offrira sa prestation bien à découvert .
Skillful imitator, the Gray Catbird prefers undergrowth. From time to time, he will offer his performance well short.
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A young male eurasian gray wolf (Canis lupus lupus) running thru a forest with rocks and heather. Green vegetation in the background.
I had planned on Snowy Owls today but its raining and windy. Time to go thru and delete a lot of Great Gray shots from last winter/spring! Have to keep this one.
A Gray Hairstreak Butterfly sipping nectar from our Blue Star Creeper flowers. These small Butterflies are a lot of fun watch.
An unusually gray sunset occurred on this day over the Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada. The rocky ancient coast of the Niagara Escarpment is in the foreground.
One of several Harriers that were working the fields simultaneously with the Short Eared Owls at sunset.
Image made without bait of any kind and with respect for the animal and its environment - Image réalisée sans appât de quelque nature que ce soit et dans le respect de l'animal et de son environnement.
Québec - Canada
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I found myself mostly frustrated with the extreme low light of Steigerwald this afternoon. My only consolation was being able to shoot this N Harrier male from the inlet, and then overlaying it onto an equally dark gray landscape shot from the same position.