Great Gray
A great gray owl observes intently from its position on the edge of a boreal forest.
A Great Gray Owl flys toward us while seeking a perch to survey a meadow for voles, Yellowstone National Park.
A Great Gray Owl flys low over a meadow in Yellowstone National Park.
A young Great Gray Owl silently glides through the forest in Yellowstone National Park.
Great Gray Owl
A great gray owl perches low on a branch as it scans and listens carefully for any unwary rodents.
It has long been a dream of ours to photograph Great Gray Owls (Strix nebulosa) in the wild. We were fortunate enough to find a nesting pair with chicks in Wyoming. We observed them from a respectable distance for several days as they allowed us to photograph them. This one strikes a regal pose after devouring a vole just after twilight.
Another example of finding wildlife in the most unlikely of places such as this Burrowing Owl in Berkeley, California.
Sometimes one can find wildlife in the most unlikely of places such as this Burrowing Owl in Berkeley, California.
Beautiful early evening light on a Burrowing Owl in Berkeley, California.
Burrowing Owl Portrait
A burrowing owl observes us from its rocky perch.
A protective mother great horned owl careful monitors us as we observe her owlets.
Great Horned Owl-Time to Hunt
Great horned owl profile portrait
Evening light does magical things to the image of a great horned owl.
Great Horned Owl Hooting
As the light began to fade a male great horned owl began to calling to his mate. It is breeding season and these tigers of the night are in full courtship mode.
A Great Horned Owl Roosting In The Window Of An Old Barn
A curious great horned owlet stares at us
