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Powerful Owl by Karen Palmer


Powerful Owl


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By: Karen Palmer
Title: Powerful Owl
 
Posted: 25.06.2009
Views: 560
 
Size: 533 x 800 - view full size
 
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This massive bird is also known as the Eagle owl.
It is a rarely seen resident of the Greater Brisbane area. This was the only one of its kind I've ever seen so I was delighted to be able to get a shot.



Members' Comments:

By:  Scott Robertson    At: 09:55 - 25 June 2009
 
And what great shot you got! Powerful certainly seems to be a well chosen adjective to descirbe the owl. Spectacular creature.
 
By:  Scott Robertson    At: 09:56 - 25 June 2009
 
Is that your flash refelcting in its eyes?
 
By: Karen Palmer    At: 11:17 - 25 June 2009
 
Yes I needed some flash to capture him under the cover of the trees. His one-taloned pose is apparently typical of how they roost during the day. He was sitting above a small waterhole, probably waiting to pounce on small creatures coming down to drink.
 
By:  Dave Henderson    At: 13:44 - 25 June 2009
 
Some nice detail Karen
 
By:  Catherine Hall    At: 19:13 - 25 June 2009
 
Beautiful Karen. I have Tawny owls in my garden but very rarely see them, just hear them calling. They can be very noisy some nights and I do hear them call occasionally through the day but have never been able to get a photo. I'm envious.
 
By: Sue Rutherford    At: 22:14 - 25 June 2009
 
Outstanding , brilliant capture
 

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