Show us your Hooters (Owls)
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krisbell said:
V. nice picture, Kris! I like the way it looks - almost like these super realistic 19th century drawings / paintings with the -kind of dreamy- surroundings. Well done 8)
Wiebe.
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I finally found one of the owls in a hollowed tree here. Two years ago I spoke with one of the wildlife guardians who told me about owls living in this tree, but every time I went to look, it was empty. That is, until last weekend, when I bumped into the same wildlife guardian and we went to look together.
The feathers look like it got plenty wet, but I don't know birds well.
EOS R3, 200-400mm + 1.4x TC (built in), 100% crop, 1/400sec, ISO 200, f/5.6.
The feathers look like it got plenty wet, but I don't know birds well.
EOS R3, 200-400mm + 1.4x TC (built in), 100% crop, 1/400sec, ISO 200, f/5.6.
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I forgot to update this thread. Two weeks after the previous image, I found him(?) again - this time with an impeccable feather coat.
At first, I missed him because I was expecting him to sit in the crack. But no, he was sitting just over it and I almost missed him from the camouflage.
EOS R3, RF100-500, 100 % crop , 1/100 sec, ISO 1000, f/7.1.
At first, I missed him because I was expecting him to sit in the crack. But no, he was sitting just over it and I almost missed him from the camouflage.
EOS R3, RF100-500, 100 % crop , 1/100 sec, ISO 1000, f/7.1.
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