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Great Horned Owl
Great Horned Owl
Great Horned Owl
Great Horned Owl
February 9, 2012 First day of the Sherwood Forest Faire. The day was a bit cool and damp, but not bad for a February day. My first show was the Sky Kings Birds of Prey. Catching a bird in flight is one of those things you are either good at or lucky at, right now I think I am just lucky to get a shot as the one above. I used the Nikon D600 with the 70-200 f2.8 lens.
2/8/13 - Great Horned Owl, talking to us; they are very chatty birds. Another of the shots from the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum raptor free fly program. Thanks for all your comments on the shot of the little bat. Someone thought it was not a live bat, but I assure that it most definitely was alive. It was in a little cave-like dark cage in a house that housed desert insects and animals that live either underground or in darker environments.
2/8/13 - Great Horned Owl, talking to us; they are very chatty birds. Another of the shots from the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum raptor free fly program.

Thanks for all your comments on the shot of the little bat. Someone thought it was not a live bat, but I assure that it most definitely was alive. It was in a little cave-like dark cage in a house that housed desert insects and animals that live either underground or in darker environments.
2/8/13 - Great Horned Owl, talking to us; they are very chatty birds. Another of the shots from the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum raptor free fly program. Thanks for all your comments on the shot of the little bat. Someone thought it was not a live bat, but I assure that it most definitely was alive. It was in a little cave-like dark cage in a house that housed desert insects and animals that live either underground or in darker environments.
2/8/13 - Great Horned Owl, talking to us; they are very chatty birds. Another of the shots from the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum raptor free fly program.

Thanks for all your comments on the shot of the little bat. Someone thought it was not a live bat, but I assure that it most definitely was alive. It was in a little cave-like dark cage in a house that housed desert insects and animals that live either underground or in darker environments.
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