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Female Great Horned Owl Looking Out of the Nest-094

Female Great Horned Owl Looking Out of the Nest-094

The Great Horned Owl Went Back into the Nest after Standing for a Long Time in Front of it. I was so excited to photograph owls in the wild. ...
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The Great Horned Owl Went Back into the Nest after Standing for a Long Time in Front of it. I was so excited to photograph owls in the wild.
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture f/8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 2800/10

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May, 2018

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479

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+81

Awards

People's Choice in Owls Photo Challenge

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+38

Top Choice

+3

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I love this photo as much as I love Owls. I don't get to see many here in Mo. This is a great capture!

Gorgeous, excellent work!

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Beautiful capture!! Congrats on your challenge award!! : )

Congratulations ... super shot!

Fantastic shot. Congratulations.

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Thank you for submitting your wonderful photo to my challenge! Good luck!

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