ok you gotta be kidding me, who's pod is that owl on. BTW Jody, i just sent you an email asking on the status of the Owl, also forgot to ask if it's still up on top of the escarpment by the train tracks at con. 10 near fifty rd.
Greg Schneider wrote:
Baited?
Awesome pictures, I really like 1 and 3... but I couldn't see how it wasn't baited and used to being baited. Any owl I've ever seen in the wild I've had trouble getting within 50 yards of it before it would fly out of a tree, yet alone getting one to litght on your tripod...
profurious75 wrote:
ok you gotta be kidding me, who's pod is that owl on. BTW Jody, i just sent you an email asking on the status of the Owl, also forgot to ask if it's still up on top of the escarpment by the train tracks at con. 10 near fifty rd.
The tripod belonged to another photographer, I use a bushhawk and never use my tripod. He landed on it because it was in the middle of a field and there was nothing else for him to land on. Usually Hawk Owls like to perch on the tallest tree/thing around.
bruceali wrote:
Wow, these are incredible shots Jody, I would call this series: "The Eyes"
Great work, if you put a workshop I will be the first to attend!
Bruce
I will be starting a Photoshop Workshop this year sometime. Haven't decided if it will be in person only or some online tutorials as well.
I just pop in every now and again to see what the folks on the nature and wildlife board are doing. Man, these are so unbelievably sharp and crisp. Truly outstanding. The eyes are incredible.
He landed on it because it was in the middle of a field and there was nothing else for him to land on. Usually Hawk Owls like to perch on the tallest tree/thing around.