Whooo Whooo are you?

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Whooo Whooo are you?

This is my absolute favorite of all the fledgling shots! As the evening began to descent the two siblings began to wake up more. I risked getting attacked to get this shot! They were both intently moving towards me and doing the whole head bob in circles as they came closer! made for a great shot i had to back off really fast. Truly amazing creatures to watch. I think mom is trying to wean them but not entirely sure. photo taken in the okanagan B.C Canada
“Barred Owls usually lay between two to four eggs, which hatch in 28-33 days. Baby Barred Owls leave the nest at about four weeks old and sit on branches outside their nest. They are called “branchers” at this age, and their parents will continue to feed and care for them until they are about four months old.” { Pixie did the research for me }

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Whooo Whooo are you? by tuffcookie
Whooo Whooo are you? by tuffcookie
  • pixie3

    pixie3

    Oh this is a good picture!! better than the others!! I like it :)

  • tuffcookie replied

    I really like this one too! i was super close and they were starting to really wake up and were sooo ticked lol… I almost got attacked lol

  • shilohlin

    shilohlin

    Absolutely blown away at this shot!
    speechless:)

  • tuffcookie replied

    awww thanks hun :) i was scared silly lol. but i love the shot :)

  • shilohlin

    shilohlin

    some of the best shots I have ever taken were due to risking life or limb! lol
    I know what you mean, but its so worth it:)

  • tuffcookie replied

    oh no kidding lol… i was shaking lol.. but so worth it lol.. :) when we don’t htink and get caught up in the moment we get the most amazing shots

  • SNAPPYDAVE

    SNAPPYDAVE

    this is really cool … eyes on you babe .. were you wearing a short skirt by any chance …. :-)

  • tuffcookie replied

    Haa haa funny snappy lol. i couldn’t beleive i captured this. these spent almost 10 hrs in my front tree.

  • richardredhawk

    richardredhawk

    beautiful capture

  • tuffcookie replied

    thanks so much Richard. this was truly a rare opp. I’ve rarly seen an owl in the daylight let along two and never for 10 hrs

  • Barry Norton

    Barry Norton

    Absolutely great capture, Kelly

  • tuffcookie replied

    thanks so much Barry! I’m extremely proud of this shot! still amazed too see not one but two barred owls in broad daylight for that length of time

  • Jan Landers

    Jan Landers

    this is absolutely stunning, tc!!! wow….you are being blessed in a big way!!!

  • tuffcookie replied

    hey hun, isn’t this just the most amazing thing!I’m still in awe. pixie and i figure they are newbie fledglings or branch sitters and about about 4 months old! I must go look to see if they are still there this morning :)

  • Helene Kippert

    Helene Kippert

    Amazing shot – they do look slightly outraged :o)

  • tuffcookie replied

    lol they were quite choked at me lol.. kept doing the circuliar head thing and moving towards me lol.. scared silly that they were going to swoop at me lol. and of course the cat wanted to see what i was doing lol.. so cat tucked under one arm and camera in hand lol i’m sure it made for a hilarious image lol

  • SNAPPYDAVE

    SNAPPYDAVE

    not a bit o’wonder … were ya sunbathing … ;-D

  • tuffcookie replied

    lmao ha! i get my tan from being active out in the sun lol not laying around doing nothing lol.. so nice try again lol brat

  • Bevsimages

    Bevsimages

    Yep me too I agree with pixie, fab fab image great capture, love how awake their eyes look in this one…Fav! x ;))

  • tuffcookie replied

    thanks Bev, they were totally awake here and really curious. this is my fav shot!!! absolutely love it

  • EnVee

    EnVee

    love it!!

  • tuffcookie replied

    thanks nancy this is my favorite shot out of them all

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