So were we lucky? indeed we were after a wait of about 1 1/2 hours and in the last moments of dusk we had Barn 0wl, and a few minutes later a Short Eared Owl flew in front of the hide.
So two year ticks cant be bad , although it was to dark for Photo's. But earlier we had a great view of the full moon rising over the trees at the far end of the cutoff. Managed a few pics so I will leave you with one of the images.
This photo was taken with the EOS 20D 400mm lens @ 1/125s @ f5.6.
What a beautiful photo!!
ReplyDeleteWell done on the owls Monty :)
Ciao Monts, Selene, the goddess of the moon has become immortalized in all its beauty, in your lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a excellent sunday!
Lovely shot of the moon wish i was down there this weekend
ReplyDeleteTwo superb ticks Monty,spent three hours there today.
ReplyDeleteVery enjoyable they were.
John.
lovely shot, and well done on the Owls.
ReplyDeleteMonts hello, you have captured a special moon, congratulations
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I love the moon.
ReplyDeleteIt's not easy to get such a good photo of the moon!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the owl ticks. Both the barn and short-eared are species I'm hoping to be able to add before the end of the year, too....but I may be more likely to find a barred owl over here, which would be good too.
Cracking shot Monty. I see from recent post that you are having a good spell in the west..Barred Warbler, Snow Buntings etc. Cheers FAB.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, the moon makes it look like a painting.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day Monts.
Lovely! Your photo emphasized how beautiful really it is! When I first saw this view in one of the Cornwall holiday cottages. I am amazed..
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo and good to hear about the owl!
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