By the Light of the Moon by byronbackyard
A Barn Owl hunts for prey in the late evening by the light of the moon.
Barn Owls are moderately common, but generally hard to see, as they are mostly active at night. During the day, the birds roost on concealed tree branches. They are the most widespread and familiar of the owls. They are generally quiet, the common call being a 12 second rough, hissing screech.
Canon 50D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
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Comments
Wow this is gorgeous, the colour, the moon, is it a superimposed image or is it a flat photo?? very good if flat, very nice layout if two in one!! cheers
Thanks Heidi, it’s two photos …. one I took in the evening and the one of the owl … together I think they look better than individually!
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Beautiful….
Many thanks ….
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brilliant :)) k
Thanks so much…. I love it when people like what I think is beautiful!
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that is a awesome photo great shot :D
Many thanks!
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Brilliant capture = stunning image bb…!!!
Many thanks Meg!
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Such a brilliant capture, beautiful.
Many thanks Gabrielle!
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beautiful shot
Many thanks!
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Fantastic and beautiful!
Thank you so much!
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Wonderful capture!
Thanks so much!
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wow…this is awesome:)
Many thanks … they’re beautiful birds!
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