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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the Barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada-wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a wild Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl individual.

Firstly, here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 07:08 AM
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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the Barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada-wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl individual.

Firstly, here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 07:04 AM
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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada-wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl individual.

Firstly, here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 05:52 AM
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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada-wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl individual.

First here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 05:51 AM
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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl individual.

First here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 05:50 AM
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A few barns left but no owls


Despite its widespread distribution, the barn owl is considered an endangered species both Canada wide and provincially in Ontario. In the past 10-15 years I have not heard of one sighting report, let alone seen a Barn owl in Ontario. Thankfully, the Canadian Raptor Conservancy own a few specimens, and at least one of them has been falconry trained. Therefore I was able to observe and photograph the owl on a few occasions.

These shots have been taken with a variety of Canon equipment, on different days. I am not even sure we are looking at one and the same owl.

First here are a few static shots.


Mar 12, 2017 at 05:47 AM





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