November 8. Long - Eared Owl.
posted by http:royhphotos.blogspot.com at 6:32 PM
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
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- Name: http:royhphotos.blogspot.com
- Location: North Thoresby, Grimsby., Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
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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- November 8. Long - Eared Owl
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2 Comments:
I think I saw a long-eared on my way home tonight. It was hunting along a ditch next to the flood bank near the Humber, just off Reeds Island. It was too big for a Marsh Harrier and too dark for a Barn Owl ( I'm an enthusiastic novice).
Your pictures are stunning, Roy. I've looked through all of them. I've been to quite a few of the places you mention but I struggle to even catch a glimpse of half the wildlife let alone manage to photograph it.
8:44 PM
That was s lucky find and first for me. I have added you to my Hello list if you don't mind. I have posted a couple of shots I took of that juvenile Bittern which was on that foot path at Far Ings. That was a lucky find also, I do a lot of research most of the time but sometimes its a matter of being in the right place at the right time..Graham Catley is a wizard but he's been at this game for a long time. I got serious in wildlife photography only about 4 years ago that Bittern was one of my early attepts at digiscoping. I have since moved on the digital SLR.
That owl you saw could have been a Short-eared Owl..but same as you I am only novice..not a switcher.
Have you checked the Aircraft link.
Roy.
6:48 PM
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