Title: Bird Photos including impossibly cute Great Horned Owlets Post by: Patti from Kentucky on 20-May-10, 01:14:19 AM I spent most of last week at a birding festival in Northern Ohio, on the shore of Lake Erie. I visited the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, which is famous for being a "migrant trap", and bills itself as the "warbler capital" of the world. I would concur, based on the number of warblers I saw! Next door (down the highway a short distance) is the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, where I managed to successfully digiscope a couple of Great Horned Owl fledglings just out of their nest, along with a Bald Eagle. There were two little round bowling balls with feathers; most of the time I could only get one in my scope.
The owl photos are pretty darned cute, and some of the warbler photos are passably interesting. Warning: there are a couple of snake photos near the end of the album, so please be prepared... Here's the gallery: http://bellhanley.smugmug.com/Birds-Bats-Butterflies/Wide-Wide-World/Lake-Erie-Birding-May-2010 Title: Re: Bird Photos including impossibly cute Great Horned Owlets Post by: valhalla on 20-May-10, 05:40:41 AM :clap: Yup! Those owls are pretty darn cute :cute: Award winning :cute:
Title: Re: Bird Photos including impossibly cute Great Horned Owlets Post by: Wing Goose on 20-May-10, 04:10:20 PM Hi Patti !
Wonderful pictures as usual. The owlets were quite cute. All the other bird shots, deer, snake and muskrat are excellent. Thanks so much for sharing. Lola :flash: :thanx: :flowers: Title: Re: Bird Photos including impossibly cute Great Horned Owlets Post by: Donna on 20-May-10, 06:39:05 PM I spent most of last week at a birding festival in Northern Ohio, on the shore of Lake Erie. I visited the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, which is famous for being a "migrant trap", and bills itself as the "warbler capital" of the world. I would concur, based on the number of warblers I saw! Next door (down the highway a short distance) is the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, where I managed to successfully digiscope a couple of Great Horned Owl fledglings just out of their nest, along with a Bald Eagle. There were two little round bowling balls with feathers; most of the time I could only get one in my scope. The owl photos are pretty darned cute, and some of the warbler photos are passably interesting. Warning: there are a couple of snake photos near the end of the album, so please be prepared... Here's the gallery: http://bellhanley.smugmug.com/Birds-Bats-Butterflies/Wide-Wide-World/Lake-Erie-Birding-May-2010 I :heart: all the pics......except.............. :snake2: <-------- Thanks Patti. |