Posted by Vincent Jones on September 10, 2006 at 5:26 PM
Follow on of the series of shots taken of the Little Owl orphans that were released back to the wild on the 7th September 2006.
Thanks for the comments on the previous upload.
D2X - 400mm AF-S F2.8
ISO 200, F3.2, 1/40sec
Using vehicle as a hide
Posted by Rob Ashton on September 10, 2006 at 6:08 PM
Superb little models that were very photogenic Vince. Still, no matter how many great shots you get of them, it is always even better to know they have gone back to the wild.
Rob
Posted by Vincent Jones on September 10, 2006 at 7:35 PM
Can't beat the wild Rob
Update: Went there this evening close to dark to check on them & to see if they were hanging around the release aviary, 3 were within 50 yards sitting on fence posts & others were calling out near by, made my night that did..
Posted by David S on September 10, 2006 at 8:14 PM
Hi Vince
Great series of little owl images. These are beautiful birds. Great to hear that their re-introduction is going well.
Regards
David
Posted by Anthony House on September 11, 2006 at 3:09 AM
Glad to hear the birds are doing well Vince and again this is a superb image.
Nice work.
Tony
Posted by Chris Lloyd on September 11, 2006 at 3:42 AM
Hi Vince,
Nice to hear the owls are doing well. Never seen one of these but a beautiful image.
Discussion
12 repliesThanks for the comments on the previous upload.
D2X - 400mm AF-S F2.8
ISO 200, F3.2, 1/40sec
Using vehicle as a hide
Rob
Update: Went there this evening close to dark to check on them & to see if they were hanging around the release aviary, 3 were within 50 yards sitting on fence posts & others were calling out near by, made my night that did..
Great series of little owl images. These are beautiful birds. Great to hear that their re-introduction is going well.
Regards
David
Nice work.
Tony
Nice to hear the owls are doing well. Never seen one of these but a beautiful image.
Regards Chris.
Yep.... perhaps a shade more space on the left gotta love those eyes....
Tim
I have seen some good shots over the years of these beautuful owls and your images are some of the best, simply stunning, great stuff.
Danny