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I really like the head on view and background of this shot. As far as the poo, I'm not sure. I was trying to come up with a witty title for it, but had no ...
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I really like the head on view and background of this shot. As far as the poo, I'm not sure. I was trying to come up with a witty title for it, but had no luck. Any ideas?
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Canon EOS-1D X

settings

settings

Aperture 8/1 ISO 1250 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 700/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2016

Views

86

Likes

+11

Awards

Peer Award

+2

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

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This unedited version of this photo. The previously posted image had only minor edits (crop, exposure, noise, sharpening).

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Burrowing owlets are always hungry. The adults have their work cut out for them trying to keep 5 little owlets feed. Feeding is a 24 hour process with

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During the day these Burrowing owls are usually not very active, but add a heavy down poor and they really get active. To get the rain to blur I used

Young Burrowing owls sit outside the burrow.

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I almost did not get this shot because i was laughing so hard

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