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That bear was really well hidden.
Well, owl be darned.
That is why I never see them…
The local birders post some amazing photos of them but often use lights to find them (not OK from my point of view)
from Google Images
the last one, a towny frogmouth, is one of the local owls.
Forgot to mention, photo courtesy WHG.
Amazing…
Franco, the Towny Frogmouth is one crazy looking owl! It looks like a hybrid falcon…
I was blessed one morning to zip out of the tent, doing some stretches and a couple of Snowy Owls were perched on a branch 30-40 feet away. One of them looked right at me, or through me, hooted a couple times and they flew off silently, gracefully, and probably disappointed in themselves for being seen…
One of my photos of that owl from inside an aviary
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