Tag: bubo virginianus
Great Horned Owl Surprise – For Them And For Me
The Owls That Convinced Me That I Need Cataract Surgery
True story with no embellishments and nothing of significance left out, including some colorful language. (2 photos)
Nesting Great Horned Owl – There Are Chicks!
Update On The Nesting Great Horned Owl
Nesting Great Horned Owl
Only the second time I’ve photographed a nesting Great Horned Owl in a completely natural setting and it happened yesterday morning. (2 photos)
Great Horned Owl – Two Contrasting Types Of Settings
A Lesson In Behavior From A Great Horned Owl
Because birds are so fast, familiarity with their behaviors is a valuable tool for anticipating interesting photographable moments.
Great Horned Owl In The Marsh
Great Horned Owls And Bittersweet Memories
I have a huge soft spot for owls and old wood but these photos carry some bittersweet baggage.
Great Horned Owls And Montana Farm Memories
Partly for sentimental reasons I’ve wanted to post this first photo to my blog for a long time.
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
Great Horned Owls And A Tradition Of Old Granaries On The Farm
Dudleys have been building granaries on the Montana farm for at least 90 years. Without the oldest ones owls wouldn’t exist on the farm.
Great Horned Owl Chicks Sure Do Like To Wander
At least those youngsters on the Montana family farm like to wander but they’re always raised in the dark and confined interiors of old granaries. I’ve often wondered if GHO chicks raised in trees do the same thing at this tender age but I have little experience with that situation.
Great Horned Owl In Flight
Man, does this photo ever bring back memories from long ago! It was taken on May 16, 2007 and it was the first flight shot of any bird I ever attempted.
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Great Horned Owl Surprise – For Them And For Me
The Owls That Convinced Me That I Need Cataract Surgery
True story with no embellishments and nothing of significance left out, including some colorful language. (2 photos)
Nesting Great Horned Owl – There Are Chicks!
Update On The Nesting Great Horned Owl
Nesting Great Horned Owl
Only the second time I’ve photographed a nesting Great Horned Owl in a completely natural setting and it happened yesterday morning. (2 photos)
Great Horned Owl – Two Contrasting Types Of Settings
A Lesson In Behavior From A Great Horned Owl
Because birds are so fast, familiarity with their behaviors is a valuable tool for anticipating interesting photographable moments.
Great Horned Owl In The Marsh
Great Horned Owls And Bittersweet Memories
I have a huge soft spot for owls and old wood but these photos carry some bittersweet baggage.
Great Horned Owls And Montana Farm Memories
Partly for sentimental reasons I’ve wanted to post this first photo to my blog for a long time.
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
Great Horned Owls And A Tradition Of Old Granaries On The Farm
Dudleys have been building granaries on the Montana farm for at least 90 years. Without the oldest ones owls wouldn’t exist on the farm.
Great Horned Owl Chicks Sure Do Like To Wander
At least those youngsters on the Montana family farm like to wander but they’re always raised in the dark and confined interiors of old granaries. I’ve often wondered if GHO chicks raised in trees do the same thing at this tender age but I have little experience with that situation.
Great Horned Owl In Flight
Man, does this photo ever bring back memories from long ago! It was taken on May 16, 2007 and it was the first flight shot of any bird I ever attempted.