March 4, 2020

Hidden Beauty

Owl, Owls, Pallid Scoops Owl, Bahrain, Images of Owls, Owl Photos
March 4, 2020
Hidden Beauty

Species: Pallid scoops owl. | Location: Hidd , Bahrain

By Vinodsomasekhara Pillai

This pallid scoops owl photograph was clicked from my house garden in Bahrain. In a routine morning window watching spotted this guy on the drumstick tree in the garden almost hidden in the leaves. I tried different angles to get a good click and chances of a full view was not there, finally managed to get this during the windy moment. Never seen him before and after.

About The Photographer

Engineer by profession, working in the kingdom of Bahrain. Started photography in 2012 mostly interested in wildlife and nature.
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