June 29, 2017

Great Horned Owl on Guard

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June 29, 2017
Great Horned Owl on Guard

Species: Great Horned Owl | Location: Turin, Alberta area, Canada

By John Krampl

Around mid-morning, I spotted this great horned owl sitting on a branch near Turin, Alberta.

About The Photographer

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Three years ago I purchased a good camera and I have been enjoying doing outdoor photography. I especially enjoy wildlife photography. In my travels with work, I often see wildlife and now I enjoy capturing the moment.

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