BELINDA GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY

STOPS ALONG THE WAY

BARRED OWL

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People we met on the trail pointed us in the general direction of this barred owl. Unlike other owls who often keep close to the trunk or inside a tree cavity, barred owls often are quite easy to spot if you know where to look.  This owl was my first of the year.

 

35 thoughts on “BARRED OWL

  1. Neil Maxwell's avatar

    Not many owls here – thank for sharing!

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  2. jerrymennenga's avatar

    Nice. Happenstance is wonderful. We should all be so lucky.

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  3. jmankowsky's avatar

    NIce catch! I love barred owls.

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  4. Eliza Waters's avatar

    Handsome! Their feathers look like dappled shade… good camouflage!

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  5. mytentoes's avatar

    Wonderful capture!

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  6. Book Club Mom's avatar

    That’s spectacular, Belinda!

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  7. burrdoo's avatar

    Great shot of a wonderful bird!

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  8. John's avatar

    That face is unmistakable! A great photo, Belinda. ❤️

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  9. sconzani's avatar

    Superb photo, Belinda. What a treat to see!

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  10. Greta DH's avatar

    This really is a beautiful and clear photo.

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  11. Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography's avatar

    Hard to hold the camera with a huge smile isn’t it 😁😁😁

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  12. circadianreflections's avatar

    How exciting to this one! Great image. I’ve never seen this type of Owl before.

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  13. Lynette d'Arty-Cross's avatar

    An amazing capture, Belinda!

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  14. Anne's avatar

    Belinda, this is a BEAUTY!

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  15. Steve Gingold's avatar

    Nice fnd and photo, Belinda! I haven’t seen one this year but have heard them in the woods behind our house. I always wonder what sort of evil these owls did to get themselves “barred”. 🙂

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  16. wordsfromanneli's avatar

    I’ve seen them in our yard (we have a lot of trees and shrubs), and they are so beautiful. You got a good picture of this one.

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