Full Frame 600MM image at about 50 feet
Joan and I traveled to Ontario Canada last weekend to view and photograph Great Gray Owls. This is an irruption year for this species and there are quite a few of the owls in Ontario. Irruptions are about 4 to 7 years apart and this is teh largest irruption in a long time. We saw 4 of the Great Gray Owls where we were visiting. We also got to see a Northern Hawk Owl. We were fortunate enough to see the owls feeding one day.
Great Gray coming along ground searching for food
Great Gray Owl getting ready to attack a mouse
Great Gray Owl with Breakfast
Great Gray Owl resting on stub at end of day
Coming in for Landing
until next time
Jim Borden
5 comments:
It is a great series ...
We have experienced in recent days generally photographed.
There is no aristellut diner.
I have not shot it more than once - many years ago ...
Eko
Suomi/Kuusamo
What great pictures, took really my breath away....thanks for showing this!!!
Beautiful set of photos
Superb photographs, Jim. You have truly mastered the craft.
I really like your photos of this fantastic owl. I haven't met Great Grey Owls yet, but I hope to. Must be nice to watch these owls hunt for prey. This year we've had quite a few Hawk Owls here in the south of Norway, and I have spent some time with a couple of them.
Willy from Norway
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