January 19, 2019

Hedwig's Flight

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January 19, 2019
Hedwig's Flight

Species: Snowy Owl | Location: Buffalo Harbor State Park, United States of America

By Patrick Sysiong

I was watching this snowy owl (who seemed undisturbed by other people walking by) for a while when some dogs had startled her. The owl majestically flew away from the dogs, and I managed to track most of her flight with my camera. This was perhaps the best ever snowy owl encounter I could ever have.

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