



I saw this one on Christmas several years ago in the marshes of Salisbury Beach, MA. It mostly hunts at night, sometimes during the day. I was lucky, it was out, and gave me photo ops. This owl flies erratically, like a moth, and courses low over the ground, so photographing it in flight was a challenge (as usual!) I was thrilled to get some photos.
One of the wonderful things I love about capturing a bird in a photo, is that you get to keep and cherish that moment. You can look at it again and again, re-experiencing the adventure, and share it, as I have done today, with others.
3 comments:
...so beautiful. I love this owl!
I have just today found your blog and I feel that I will spend many happy hours enjoying it through your eyes and your voice. God bless you.
I love Short-eared Owls! They are so beautiful. I think I appreciate them even more because I don't see them very often. Great photos.
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