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ricardo00: Getting groomed by mom
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ricardo00: fledgling great horned owl with his mom
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ricardo00: Hidden in plain site: only one owlet left
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ricardo00: that was a big yawn!
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ricardo00: When the light had started to fall (and I had lowered my shutter speed), the mom surprised me by flying by (this is a full frame shot) leaving me to baby sit the owlet
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ricardo00: While the light was still good, the great horned owl mom started to stir, and her first action was a yawn
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ricardo00: Great horned owlet waiting for dinner.
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ricardo00: Mama great horned owl watching over her chick.
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ricardo00: mama Hoot Hollow great horned owl
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ricardo00: First great horned owl of 2018
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ricardo00: great horned owls 1
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ricardo00: great horned owls 2
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ricardo00: great horned owls 3
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ricardo00: great horned owls at Natural Bridges State Park
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ricardo00: the call: soon after the other one came
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ricardo00: the owl overhead: the perspective of the hunted
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ricardo00: checking me out
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ricardo00: a raven hassling the GHO
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ricardo00: The GHO has had enough and goes after the raven
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ricardo00: hooting to his mate
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ricardo00: stretching those wings
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ricardo00: getting ready to go out for the evening
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ricardo00: scratching that itch
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ricardo00: GHO enjoying the last ray of sun
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ricardo00: Great Horned owl video
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ricardo00: Time to duck?
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ricardo00: you again?
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ricardo00: one of those looks
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ricardo00: beak to beak: after the two GHO wake up, they greet each other
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ricardo00: at the nest: the GHO appear to have adopted this red-shouldered hawk nest as their own