Not knowing what to expect or how the day would turn out on my first opportunity for Burrowing Owls last August.
Only knowing that these owls are very small and brown in color…to arrive at a cow pasture covered in dry grass seemed like mission impossible.
After a long period of time the first owl was spotted and then I had some idea what to look for. It was the big yellow eyes that gave them away as the rest of the body blended well into the dry grass in the pasture.
It’s hard to believe that we are nearing the end of February and in another month we’ll see signs of Spring…could it be true ?
Well in the mean time I’ll hang out with our Great White Owls from the North.
BTW…still no luck on the search for Great Gray’s & Hawk Owls…but still have a bit of time for that.
One of life’s little pleasures is being able to share with others some of the Beauty from the Nature World that most don’t have the opportunity to see.
My adventures out-n-about in all types of conditions comes to you in the warmth of your homes.
Sometimes things fall into place…like being treated with a late afternoon find of a cooperative Snowy Owl as the sun begins to set.