Thanks guys!


Quote Originally Posted by Fast Glass
Of course, with Joel, Nate, Denise and others how can anyone feel anything but belittled? ;-)

Yup, you guys just rock! The level of birdphotography is simply said: awesome and I love to watch, but I dream to be able to post something like it myself


Quote Originally Posted by Fast Glass
I like the first one best.I think ifyou crop quite a bit more it would give it more impact. The bokeh is simply amazing!

I agree, for some reason the bokeh stood out in this photo much more than it does on others. What crop do you have in mind?


Quote Originally Posted by Joel Eade
awesome to get see and photo a rare
species.....he's a cute little fella!, I wonder what's wrong with his
left eye? Maybe an injury and/or infection.

I've only seen this type of owl once more in my life. While it supposedly isn't that rare, it is quite small so it's easy to mis. I thought we were dealing with a youngster, but when reading the wikipedia I think it was an adult. They don't grow large, about 8-9 inches full grown.


I'not sure what's wrong with the eye. He/she sure looked cross-eyed when we took the shots, but it's left eye also looks redder/more blood so an infection/injury sounds like a possibility as well.


Jan