In the wild: Animals edition
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Good few years back now, but I unexpectedly saw a barn owl when out taking some landscape photos one evening. The camera was not set up for a movement shot, and the lens was less than ideal in terms of focal length (so this is a significant crop), but I was so pumped for seeing the bird, let along getting any kind of shot of it…
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@Nocturama still f’n outstanding!! Thank you for sharing
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@Nocturama duuude that's awesome
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Thanks guys. My brother lives in an area where they have re-introduced the Red Kite (not far from @ARNC) and they are regularly seen scanning the ground at low level looking for an easy meal…
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@Nocturama they’re everywhere near me but they never come close enough for me to get a picture like that!
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@Nocturama dude awesome shot
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@Nocturama said in In the wild: Animals edition:
looking for an easy meal
Red Kites are predominantly scavengers, so looking for something that is already dead. Like our cat
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See loads of Sloths, but they are always way way way at the top of the canopy.....
Going to call bullshit on that one as there is no way your fellow tourists are climbing to the top of the canopy. Now if you said loud, drunk, and obnoxious around the pool…
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The dog went bat shit crazy when we let her out in the garden last night - turned the lights on to see what the fuss was about…
Guessing the dog scared the bejesus out of the hedgehog (hence being balled up), so I left it in peace to recover.
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No ornithologist, but I think this is a house sparrow nest in our front porch light fixture. Welcome to your new home little ones!
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@mclaincausey said in In the wild: Animals edition:
this is a house sparrow nest
If it is, it's a teenager.....
"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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Speaking of bird's nests, we've had a little hummingbird right outside of our front door, and a few weeks ago her eggs hatched and we got to watch her babies grow up and fledge the nest. This is the day they learned how to fly, and they never came back. We think mom (we named her Josie) is back to lay another round of eggs because she started spending a lot of time in the nest again last week.
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