Long Eared Owl
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Drturidge,
Long Eared Owl
While we had that spell of "showers" last week a break in the clouds saw me head to Druridge in the hope the Long Eared Owl would be in flight also taking advantage and perhaps hunting near the hide , it was not long before one showed although distant it gave good views in the scope and a couple of times coming fairly close although the light was still very dull for flight shots and I failed to get anything decent .At one stage a juvenile flew up to meet it as it returned to where they where roosting in a pine , it caught prey several times and then sat obligingly on the fence so I got some digi via the scope , a juvenile dropped in front of the hide also , I was glad to have dragged myself out of the house even on such a dull day the LEO's performed brilliantly .
Having them sit still helps with exposure on such a dull day
I took numerous flight shots and really should have had some better results , most problems being the inability to get a focus as it flew past
Juvenile Heron in stealth mode ..
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