Tag: great horned owl Photography


I photographed this wild great horned owl was photographed in flight just southwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada using the Nikon 300mm f/2.8 VR lens and the Nikkor 1.4 TC (tele-converter). great-horned-owl-flight-alberta inflight great horned owl, Alberta...
Great horned owl fledglings at this time of year, wow, this is very early to see these little owls out and about, flying already too! While most great horned owls are still sitting on eggs, this family has three fully fledged youngsters. On the  left...
Three frames of a surprised great horned owl in-flight, only three frames because thats all I got as he passed by very quickly on a cold day. Great light for photography, we also saw two snowy owls and one merlin falcon. My latest in-flight photos of...
I can’t help myself, taking photos of raptors, in this case owls is my favorite thing to photograph and tonight I finally had some light! Because great horned owls are located in woods, finding light is always an issue, and if light is available,...
More photos the great horned owl baby, this time I found the owlet drying off from a freak June snow, hail & rain storm that passed through last weekend. Baby great horned owl sunning his feathers
It photographed this baby owl on May 24th, the owlet is the great horned variety and this little fledgling owl gave me quite a show hamming it up on an old log. What a treat it was getting full sensor/framed shots of this owlet at eye level. The photo...
I saw a total of three great horned owls the other day, here is a photo of one found along the banks of the Bow River in Calgary.  I also viewed plenty of eagles roosting in trees, at one point there must have been 20 or so in one tree, but too far off...
This great horned owl was photographed last Sunday just south of Calgary Alberta. I was actually looking for rough-legged hawks and came across this owl hiding in a tree. Well, he thought he was hidden but with the leaves on the trees, he stood out like...