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They were flying tonight, but too high and too fast.
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Great shots. I often see Pilieateds but have yet to capture one up close and personal.
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The Barred Owl. I was lucky to catch them mating tonight, unfortunately not with my camera. Still fun to watch. I am hoping for owlets sometime in the future. :)
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Wow, how did I miss this thread. Great shots, Chad. I read an interesting comment in another forum. Questioning whether it was the right thing for the attempted rescue or if they should have let nature take it's course. I wonder if the one eagle eventually loses his eye.
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Great shot of the Heron. You captured the light perfectly.
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I was wondering about those feathers. Interesting.
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Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
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"I thought I'd share my crudely composited photo of a a Red-Tailed Hawk who I caught blinking. Notice his nictitating membrane (3rd eyelid) covering his eye."
One Red-Tailed that blinked. So I made a composite photo so you can see the third eyelid covering the eye. Anyway, I just thought it...
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Taking a wild guess . . . a spotted owl.
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I thought I'd share my crudely composited photo of a a Red-Tailed Hawk who I caught blinking. Notice his nictitating membrane (3rd eyelid) covering his eye.
Another shot mid blink. (edited from original post)
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Welcome Bryce. I'm looking forward to seeing your photography. There are some great photographers here.
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This is a great capture. The colors remind me of a classic painting.
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Thanks for sharing a glimpse of this lovely park. I love the sculpture.
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I prefer to see the streaking raindrops and the ones being shaken off the bird frozen in time. Things don't always need to be frozen mid-air.
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Love the raindrops on this lovely meadowlark.
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Hello Wesely. Lovely gorget you are sporting.
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Welcome back and thank you for bringing a great photo like this as well.
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Pretty cool shots. Won't be long and we should be seeing them on the Willamette River.
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That first one is looking a little miffed at the weather. They must be earlier. I was looking at some old GHO owlet photos from my neck of the woods and they are much later.
Are those guts on the tree limb? :b
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