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The calm before the storm

The calm before the storm

Don't let this cute face fool you. Trigger only paused for a moment before attempting to destroy the baskets that surrounded him. ...
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Don't let this cute face fool you. Trigger only paused for a moment before attempting to destroy the baskets that surrounded him.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 320 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 65/1

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Dec, 2018

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The tree that this cavity burrow is in is located in the front yard of a home close to where I live. The tree is only 2ft from the sidewalk leading to

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

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

This is the fourth year of photographing these Screech owls and in all that time I have never been able to get a clean shot of the male. So when I did

Blending in - This female Sreech owl sits at the entrance to the cavitiy burrow. She blends in so well that unless you knew she was there you would ea

The tree that this cavity burrow is located in the front yard of a home close to where I live. About 4 days after this photo the 1st of three owlets s

A female Eastern screech owl peeks out from her cavity burrow. Two weeks after this shot the first of three young owls appeared.

Taken the same day as the previous photo, but this shot was with a longer focal length and slightly different settings. 1-500 f9 ISO 800

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.

Skim across the water to get a drink this Swallow-tailed kite took in a little more than it could handle.

Royal Tern

Seeing an adult approach with a tasty morsel in it's beak this young royal tern is getting excited. Royal Terns -Considering the threat that a la

Female Eastern screech owl returns to it's cavity burrow to feed her three owlets

Photo is of a friends son that I was privilege to photograph. This was my first time taking new born photos and for this shot I got a little creative

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

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