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I went to check on my favorite Great Horned Owl pair and learned that now there are three! The nest is pretty high in a tree. There was only one angle through...
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I went to check on my favorite Great Horned Owl pair and learned that now there are three! The nest is pretty high in a tree. There was only one angle through the leaves to be able to see the baby. Thankfully, mama was right behind him. What a joy to see new life.
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SONY ILCE-7M3

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Aperture 9/1 ISO 6400 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 600/1

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Las Vegas, Nevada, US

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Mar, 2023

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