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Stan

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Little Owl keeping watch

29-05-2018, 13:24

Same tree as the previous shot but later in the day when the owl had moved to this hollow. Although we never saw her, assume the female is nesting in the hollow

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29-05-2018, 14:55

Re: Little Owl keeping watch

Another lovely shot Stan, used to have a pair here but not seen one now for six or seven years

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29-05-2018, 14:59

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Another cracking shot, really well camouflaged too

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29-05-2018, 22:32

Re: Little Owl keeping watch

Well done Stan

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30-05-2018, 15:47

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thanks guys

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30-05-2018, 16:52

Re: Little Owl keeping watch

He's a super looking owl.....Great shot Stan

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31-05-2018, 15:10

Re: Little Owl keeping watch

Very nice find and shot Stan

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31-05-2018, 16:18

Re: Little Owl keeping watch

thanks Jeff and Steve

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