Even More Grey Owls

[ssim]

Gonna be a great weekend chasing these guys. I joined Ian (or was it the other way around) this morning to catch a few before work.

http://www.pbase.com/ssim/image/39147282.jpg

http://www.pbase.com/ssim/image/39147283.jpg

http://www.pbase.com/ssim/image/39147284.jpg

And just to show how close we were, this is full frame with the 100-400

http://www.pbase.com/ssim/image/39147285.jpg

[Scottes]

Ian, let Jessie know I'll be up....
Owls and poutine....
:-)


Nice shots, and the full-frame is simply unbelievable.

[Ed Rotberg]

Fun stuff! Thanks for posting these. We don't get these babies here in the Sierras.

= Ed =

[PacAce]

These are great, too, Sheldon! Really nice.

I noticed that these owls are using their feathers to keep their toes warm. It makes them look as if they were stuck to the trees with the branches coming out of their bodies, especially the 2nd one. :lol:

[Mills]

WOAH! That last one is amazing.

[RockOne]

Fantastic shots. Amazed that you could get so close. That last picture is great !

[LazyPhotographer]

THUD! Call the paramedics.. the last one knocked me out. Just superb and so beautiful!

[sparker1]

Great shots, for sure.

[IanD]

Hmmmm, Pbase must have burped(agin). No images. But I know that they are great.:):)

[IanD]

Ian, let Jessie know I'll be up....
Owls and poutine....
:-)


Nice shots, and the full-frame is simply unbelievable.
Jessie is waiting by the door, the owls are waiting in the trees and LaFleurs has th fries, gravey and cheese curds awaitin.:)

[stoneylonesome]

Hmmmm, Pbase must have burped(agin). No images. But I know that they are great.:):)

Yup same thought I had, just the ever so photogenic big red X :cry: