February 22, 2019

Visiting Short-eared Owl

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February 22, 2019
Visiting Short-eared Owl

Species: Short-eared Owl | Location: Prince George B.C , Canada

By Eric Seemann

I was lucky enough to spent a couple of hours each day for about three days as a family of six short-eared owls came through our region. As far as I could tell, it was mom with her five young ones—this photo being one of the immature.

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Serious amateur from Prince George B.C Canada. All equipment used is Nikon. Loving the wildlife!

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