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Northern SawWhet Owl - Aegolius acadicu
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Adult mice usually are eaten in pieces in two different meals.
The female Northern Saw-whet Owl does the incubation and brooding. The male brings all her food while she is incubating. She leaves the eggs for only one or two short trips each night, to defecate and cough up a pellet. |
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Hello Paul,
Very good captured on the Owl with excellent exposure and focus!
good DOF in sharpness, natural colour and details
a good composition!
thanks for sharing
Tony
How did you get this close to this owl? It is a super capture. The eyes are mesmerizing.
TFS
Evelynn : )
very nice and cute, I would crop the left part, so the bird in not in the middle, greetings Ori
hello Paul
what a superb shot with his perfect camouflage plumage
there is only his yellow eye to betray him (ses yeux jaunes
le trahisse de son camouflage)
excellent details of the plumage and eye's great colours
TFS
Asbed
- Dan
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Hello Paul,
What eyes ! I think that 1/2 of this little owl are eyes! I love it. Beautiful photo !
Dan
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