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I was going back home when I found two Great Grey Owls (Strix nebulosa) that I stayed with for four ours on my own ! What a privilege ! This is a very large owl, whose wingspan can rich about 150 cm (60 inches), comes to the South every four years. Its range is the worldwide Northern Taïga : from European Scandinavia, Russia and North America. North american Great Grey Owls have a darker plumage than those old continents ones. This owl is not shy at all, it can be approach to a few meters only and can still hunt hearing rodents under the deep snow.
This owl was resting, hunting, resting and hunting again. One moment, I have seen it eating 3 rodents in a short time lapse of ten minutes. You want to know more about the Great Grey Owl technics to hunt :
[link]
I had to photograph the owl against the evening light as the wind was coming from the opposite side of the light .
That's what I like with Nature photography, you have to compose with external factors you cannot control and take the most of it !
January 2013, Southern Quebec, Canada
This photo has been made without feeding the animal.
This owl was resting, hunting, resting and hunting again. One moment, I have seen it eating 3 rodents in a short time lapse of ten minutes. You want to know more about the Great Grey Owl technics to hunt :
[link]
I had to photograph the owl against the evening light as the wind was coming from the opposite side of the light .
That's what I like with Nature photography, you have to compose with external factors you cannot control and take the most of it !
January 2013, Southern Quebec, Canada
This photo has been made without feeding the animal.
Image size
800x533px 98.68 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 7D
Shutter Speed
1/2500 second
Aperture
F/8.0
Focal Length
300 mm
ISO Speed
250
Date Taken
Jan 29, 2013, 4:44:38 PM
Sensor Size
3mm
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