Great Horned Owl 2
This is the "habitat mate" of the great horned owl in my previous posting. This one prefers to be on a log that sits on the ground next to a small tree.
26 responses
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Michael Ball gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Oh WOW!! I love this shot!! Those eyes are amazing!! Awesome capture!!
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Betty Maxey gave props (28 Oct 2009):
He looks sad....maybe its the eyes......beautiful though!!
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elfriede fulda gave props (28 Oct 2009):
wow,,,fabulous
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Mary Brown gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Great POV! Those eyes are incredible. Excellent capture.
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Richard Knight gave props (28 Oct 2009):
My goodness, look at those feathers. It is little wonder he is "waterproof." I've got an owl in my front yard, but he has eluded digital "capture" so far. Fantastic shot.
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Donald Garrett gave props (28 Oct 2009):
What a forlorn look!! Even with that, he's still gorgeous and expertly photographed.
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Warren ~Mangione~ gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Ears down and back and a forlorn look as Don mentioned. Beautiful shot! Was she scared?
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Karen Foto Fiddler gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Those yellow eyes are mesmerizing!
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Jüri Vissak gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Beautiful portrait here! Well done.
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Judy Wanamaker said (28 Oct 2009):
Several have mentioned that he looks forlorn. I believe he is just old, and maybe, though living at the park for several years, he may miss being free. It has not affected his appetite. :-)
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Michael Adams gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Great shot!
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daniele castellucchio gave props (28 Oct 2009):
wonderful capture....!
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daniele castellucchio gave props (28 Oct 2009):
wonderful capture....!
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Regenia Brabham gave props (28 Oct 2009):
This is fantastic!!! His eyes are incredible!
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Leanne Silva said (28 Oct 2009):
Spectacular!
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Klaus Girk (Deleted) gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Absolutely stunning, you know their ears are offset at different levels and the reason they have to be able to turn their heads at such great angles is because they have no periferal vision like we do.
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Gloria Childers gave props (28 Oct 2009):
He does look sad. Hope u talked to him a bit. :-)
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Judy Wanamaker said (28 Oct 2009):
I think the poor nocturnal creature was missing out on some sleep. It was yesterday afternoon when I took this.
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JOE FAILK gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Awesome capture!!
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Rusty Katchmer gave props (28 Oct 2009):
Those eyes are mesmerizing!!! Excellent capture!
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Dawn Duffield (Deleted) gave props (28 Oct 2009):
He is posing :-) Wonderful portrait!!!
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david ong gave props (28 Oct 2009):
mesmerizing! great shot Judy!
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suzanne said (28 Oct 2009):
and he's looking straight at you Judy!! What a shot!
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Jack Sills gave props (29 Oct 2009):
Fantastic Eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Andrea Petersen gave props (29 Oct 2009):
Those eyes are captivating...Beautiful!
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JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (30 Oct 2009):
That look tells me not to turn around! The eyes could cause one to overlook (pun intended) the rest of this breathtaking capture!
