Bright Eyes / Northern Saw-whet Owl by Ted Busby
Image made on Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada; with a Canon 30D; 500mm F4 L IS; @ f4.5; 1/500; ISO 400; Tripod Mounted; Wimberly Type II Head.
May 01, 2012 – 3078 Views – 140 Favs
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Comments
Holy! Holy! Moly! Ted! I just can’t find any more words for all your beautiful captures!! – Those eyes are amazing – why do some owls have yellow eyes and not others?
Thanks Rose;
“All the better to you you with”…Not sure; but I will find you an answer.
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Excellent capture!
Thank you very Much Richard
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Wide eyed and innocent! Great shot.
Thanks Kay
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OMG that is just awesome, I’m very envious. What a cutie, how did you get so close?
Thank you;
These tiny owls (7-8") really do not have any fear of humans..Once found (And that’s the hard part); they can be approached rather closely (And carefully of course)
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Thanks Ray
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Brilliant capture Ted.
Thank you Don
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Soooo cute
Thank you Lyn
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Fab photo;-)
Many thanks
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What a shot! Those eyes are beautiful.
Thanks for your comment
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Amazing..how wide the pupil is opend, that’s the reason why owls see so sharp.
Thank you kindly Heidi
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