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It's like the owl version of "how to make thin hamster." The last thing a rodent sees, in slo-mo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAz1L8DlvBM
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We're starting to get Burrowing Owls in the dunes for the winter. They're about the size of a large potato. 
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Ingo (the dog) and Napoleon
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It's a cool owl, but David G Hemmings needs to eat a dick for baiting wild animals.
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 This owl thread reminded me that Snowy Owl is in second place for voting Canada's national bird (second to the shithead Loon who doesn't even stay in the country during winter). Great Gray is on the list too. dumb. has a new favorite as of 06:00 on Dec 20, 2015 |
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Thank you for also noticing the "Owl-fro".
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It's true, though I understand that Canadian restaurants have been trying to keep them away because they tend to break the tables.
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Moon Potato posted:It's a cool owl, but David G Hemmings needs to eat a dick for baiting wild animals. Can I ask what you mean by this without derailing
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Aesop Poprock posted:Can I ask what you mean by this without derailing
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Fearless_Decoy posted:To get the shot the photographer had to use bait to get the owl to land like that close enough to the camera Is that considered unethical in wildlife photography? I'm pretty sure the guys behind Planet Earth and the Life series have used a bunch of similar "unnatural" ways to set up their best shots for example
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Feeding wild animals is generally a bad idea. Especially wild animals that can rip your face off if you have no food to offer. And yeah, it kinda takes away from the "natural" aspect if the animal had to be provoked into posing for a photo.
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Aesop Poprock posted:Is that considered unethical in wildlife photography? I'm pretty sure the guys behind Planet Earth and the Life series have used a bunch of similar "unnatural" ways to set up their best shots for example Anyway, back to owls. Fish owls are the fluffiest owls. 
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Burrowing owls, best owls.    I used to have to be very careful riding my horse through fields and desert areas so he wouldn't crush them with his clumsy-rear end, dinner-plate-sized hooves.
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Short-eared Owls have returned to the fields around Humboldt Bay during the wet weather.  
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chad radwell has a new favorite as of 13:55 on Mar 10, 2016 |
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"Wait a minute, this isn't a rabbit!"
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that owl kept asking who they were and they never answered it. what assholes!
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A Great Gray Owl has wandered far outside its normal range and discovered that we have a bunch of juicy voles in Prairie Creek Redwood State Park. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNxqo4XUHyo    A pair of ravens were bothering it at one point, and after that it would pretend to be part of a log or a stump whenever it heard ravens approaching. 
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