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Jungle owlet - Glaucidium radiatum, often seen in the open during day time, the Jungle owlet is most active at dawn and dusk.
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Young great horned owlet peeking out from a manufactured nest. We had heard there were two owlets but only one was partially visible. Even such a big baby is dwarfed by the enormous home oak tree!
I've been trying to clean up my desk and take care of the tablescraps that I have hanging around. I built this owl's head about two months ago and he's just been staring at me, pleading not to be scrapped. I actually really like the head because I think the different textures flow well. And with the release Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole today, I thought I might as well whip up a little something just to call it finished. The body took me a few hours at most - in fact, I've already broken it up, though I have saved the head. (By the way, I'm not usually one to go to non-Disney/Pixar animated films, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a textbook epic, but hey, owls are still awesome.)
Great Horned Owlets @ Ada County, Idaho. Heavily overcast day under a dark tree canopy, it took awhile to get a shot with all four faces at once. Taken from a safe and respectful distance so as not to stress chicks or parent.
Had an opportunity to spend some time with this juvenile great horned owlet a couple days prior to my injury and finally getting to see what I saw. This was a single owlet for this nesting pair speculation had many theories but I'm sticking with the facts. It was the only owlet when I was there. Estimating the age at 6 weeks since it's branching and had not fledged the ear tufts are beginning to show and not much down feathers are left.
Enjoy and Happy Monday
In this and the previous image, I had the benefit of a little pretty light on my owlet buddy. Brazos Bend State Park in SE Texas. 3/2019