Featured Work

  • barn owls by elisabetta trevisan

    tempera and pastel on masonite

  • Barn Owl by John Wright

    A Barn Owl at Meadowlark Botanical gardens, Virginia, courtesy of the Raptor Conservancy of Virginia.

  • Gotcha! by Mel Spittall

    “Littles”, the Barn owl…Quite proud of himself after aquiring his dinner.

  • Flight of the Barn Owl by Graham Jones

    Taken at the Warrongwong Sanctuary in the Adelaide Hills. Also took a photo of this young Kestrel at the same site.

  • 'ere Fred...Is that a vole down there?.. Nah...that idiot's just dropped his lens cloth by Trevor Patterson IPA

    More antics from Ant & Dec at the Rutland Falconry Center.

  • European barn owl by Mike Finley

    As for the European eagle Owl, this barn owl was brought to the Lower Moss Wood Wildlife Hospital for a display at one of their open days. (The wildlife hospital is located in the county of Cheshire in England). I help out at Lower Moss Wood from time time, and host and manage their website. / One third of any profits from this image will be donated to the Lower Moss Wood Wildlife Hospital / In addition one third will be donated to Raptor Rescue , this being the preferred charity of the owner of the bird. View other artworks related to Lower Moss Wood Image copyright © 2005 Mike Finley, all rights reserved. www.mikefinley.co.uk

  • The Ghost by Kenart

    Barn Owl Watercolour

  • Sleeping by Meach

    Barn owl sleeping in a hay store near Brecon Mid-Wales

  • Barn Owl on the Prowl by Ryan Houston

    A hunting barn owl at Farmington Bay, Utah

  • Barn Owl by Vincent Vartorella

    I have a few from a rehabilitation center in Ohio. The Owls were so beautiful and cooperative.

  • Barn Owl Portrait by SWEEPER

    Again at Mere , posing on the mit on my wife’s hand , this is a Barn Owl called “Peace” . She flew from the mit and landed on my forearm as I was taking the picture and I hardly felt her land or leave she had such a delicate touch .

Recent Work

  • Osprey on the nest by David George

    Osprey starting to work on the nest for this year.

  • Proud Parent by BuddyH

    This Eagle is near it,s nest. The folks at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge have 24 hour access to the nest through a remote live camera, viewable at the visitor center. Of 3, one is left, and at around 7 weeks old is healthy. Of the other two, one could,nt make it out of the egg, and the other was a runt that this one gave the boot to.Something very rare 20 years ago. Not the best photo, but the expirience and the info was more than worth the entire trip.

  • Baby Eagle Owl by Leslie Battjes

    Another shot of this baby Eagle Owl. Absolutely beautiful bird. Again, I have used the fractalius filter on this image. Hope you enjoy it! :) / /

  • Golden Eagle by Arie

    A Golden Eagle is a marvelous bird of prey and they can spot prey from a long distance because of their very good eyesight. So, if you’re a mouse or a rabbit, you better watch out. Acrylics on MDF, 60×60 cm, original for sale.

  • Handsome fellow, aren't I? by Tessa Bishop

    Vulture, Lordat, French Pyrenees. Lordat is a tiny hamlet on a hillside nestled into the mountains of the Pyrenees. In this truly stunning setting we found a delightful couple who put on falconry displays. Eagle owls, golden eagles, falcons and vultures were among the birds of prey which were displayed to amazing effect. This vulture was a real character and the star of the show.

  • Ohooooooooowels by wingsyves

    Olmense Zoo (Belgium)

  • Eagle by wingsyves

    Olmense Zoo (Belgium)

  • Brahminy Kite by Phil Threlfall

    Beautiful Brahminy Kite which hovered around this morning

  • Michigan Glory II by dzf1z1

    Eagle about to take flight

  • Hawk 2 by edlogsdon

    another view of the hawk i shot last weekend.

  • Michigan's Minor Castle by dzf1z1

    Eagle at Minor Castle. Home to a group of Eagles

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