Sept. 29. Sparrow Hawk - Regular visitor to our garden - this image was taken from behind double glazed glass.
posted by http:royhphotos.blogspot.com at 4:29 PM
Thursday, September 29, 2005
Sept. 29. Sparrow Hawk - Regular visitor to our garden - this image was taken from behind double glazed glass.
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I became seriously interested in digital photography in 2003.My favourite subjects, natural history wildlife or action photography. My equipment: Canon 10D EF 100-400L IS USM lens. Canon 300f4 1.4x converter. Canon 300f2.8 Sigma 18-200,Tamron 28-75. Olympus E20. Nikon 995. Double click to view larger. I no longer keep this blog updated...moved to Zenfolio home page URL www.royhowell.co.uk
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1 Comments:
Exquisite display.
You have enough Owls to make your own Hooters calendar.
They always look at you as if they know all of your secrets.
An owl landed on my Grandmother's window sill and stared at her on the morning that my Grandfather passed away.
That's owl I have right now.
9:02 PM
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