Downward glance
Whoooo are yoooo?
It's all about the eyes
View with a difference
Beside the vine
One from the stash
Eye of the Eagle
On the fence
Northern Hawk Owl
Mr. Guest Speaker
Little Buddy
Hiding out
Swainson's Hawk
American Kestrel
Swainson's Hawk sitting tall
Eyes of the wise
After the kill
Catching supper
Watchful
The older sibling
American Kestrel
The owlet that fell
Female Merlin
Golden Eagle
The look
Preening comes naturally
I'm still drooling : )
Merlin
Majestic
Watchful eye
American Kestrel
Great Horned Owl - for Douglas.Brown : )
Don't get excited - an old image, LOL!
Hooded Vulture
Short-eared Owl
Curiosity
Growing up
Mr. GHO
Great Horned Owl
White on blue
The youngest owlet
Great Gray Owl
Spectacled Owl
Lively
Bald is beautiful
Well done, Team USA!
One of my favourite owls
Head held high
I'm the king of the castle ...
Snowy Owl
Hanging out with Mom
Osprey
A tribute to Phoenix
A fine ambassador
3 out of 15
Barred Owl
Burrowing Owl
Northern Pygmy-owl
Long-eared Owl
Intense
Northern Pygmy-owl / Glaucidium gnoma
Northern Pygmy-owl
Merlin female / Falco columbarius
Swainson's Hawk
Lack of taste
Alert for an instant
Rough-legged Hawk
Two halves equal one whole
The thrill of the day
Great Horned Owl
Talk about cute
Harris's Hawk
Dad
First taste of freedom
Phantom of the North
Eyes that are deep, dark pools
What's for supper, Mom?
Great Horned Owlet
Great Gray Owl
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Enjoying the sun
A friend very kindly invited me to go looking today for the Northern Hawk Owl, NW of Calgary. I had been lucky enough to see one on 31st January in a different location (but not all that far away from today's location), but my photos were more distant than those taken today. Actually, we saw a second Northern Hawk Owl today, just down the road from the owl in this photo. These owls are rare to uncommon year-round in Alberta, so it was definitely a thrill to see them. Don't you just love those piercing eyes? Actually, this species of owl is quite curious and unfazed by humans. This is one of the most sought-after birds in Alberta, so I feel very privileged. It is an irruptive species - commonly seen in some winters and rarely in others.
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