A little something different today. A couple days before Christmas as I was taking the girlz for their walk
(approximately 9-10 a.m.) we encountered this fellow. We were unaware that he was perched in a cedar tree and as we walked by he swooped down just a foot or so above our heads. It was fun to watch him glide in front of us and then effortlessly ascend to take his spot in this tree. I only wish he would have been facing the camera when I took this shot.
Nature is so cool.
Look at his talons. WOW!!
***Any of my birder friends know what sort of Hooter this might be???
Wow! Glad he didn't grab any of you as he swooped in!! xoxo Chloe and LadyBug
ReplyDeleteLooks like a Great Horned Owl-- cool looking fella.
ReplyDeleteWe don't know about hooters, but he looks beautiful. Lucky to get to see him! We love nature too!
ReplyDeletehe is a beautiful hooter whatever he might be... and i am fighting turning green with envy...
ReplyDeleteFacing forward or back it is beautiful. What an experience.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
yup, i'd guess great horned owl, too. beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a memory to take with you...and the photo is beautiful, whether of his back or his front.
ReplyDeleteI would vote for Great Horned Owl too, but it is unusual to see them in the daylight hours so you really got a treat.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Awesome! I have only seen two owls to try and take photos of and only got ONE picture, which was far away...it is on my bucket list to get a closeup shot of one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful owl. We didn't know they were around in the day
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Amazing at any angle, and a real treat to see!! We have Barred owls here, which I think are exciting to see, but a Horned owl, is beyond that!
ReplyDeleteOh, WOW! Wow, wow, WOW!!!! What a blessing!!! I love it! I get very excited seeing things like that! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKZK
Wow that is cool. It is very hard to get pictures of owls. Good job.
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