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 Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | I have been using my car as a blind the last few days and thought I could share a few photos with you all. Enjoy Scott | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | Ok lest just try one photo at a time. Two tries and nada posted. Blue Birds have been visiting the Barberry bushes eatting the berries.  | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | Ok lets try this again. Can not post. Must be my ISP as its timing me out all the time. I changed setting but its still not letting me upload. Lets try one at a time.  | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | Yea its working. Lets go again.    | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | Cool. A few more. A lady Cardinal  | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | A few from yesterday all common yard birds.       | ||
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| Mary C |
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 Joined: Fri Jul 14 2006, 10:46 Posts: 1527 | Scott, I *love* these pix. Keep 'em coming!  | ||
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| Allison |
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 Joined: Sun Mar 26 2006, 08:17 Posts: 1405 | scott, what kind of owl did you catch? I also LOVE those cheeky wrens!  | ||
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| Annie in IN |
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 Joined: Sun Mar 26 2006, 09:56 Posts: 3846 | Isn't that a Great Horned Owl??? DON'T TAKE LIFE TOO SERIOUSLY, NO ONE GETS OUT ALIVE! | ||
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Joined: Mon Apr 03 2006, 08:36 Posts: 1021 | Yes its a Great Horned owl. Have a few nesting pairs near by in Bradley Woods Metro Park. Normaly you do NOT EVER use a flash on an owl ever ever, but we take care of a few cats that live in our shed. We paid to have them traped and fixed by a Snip-n-time comfort care release a vet fixes them then brings feral cats back to you. So the Owl was hunting in a tree next door. I still do not sleep good and I heard the Owl calling so I went outside at 3 am or some such time found it in the tree next door and figured I could use the flash to let him know it was not welcome. It was a full mooning night and I could see it up in the tree. It stopped calling as soon as I went outside. Even when I was calling to it. I will often call to the Barred Owls and the Great Horned owls at night to see how close they can come to the yard. I had a Barred once hunting Ground Hogs (before lab that now keeps them out of the yard) in the back yard. I got with in 20 feet before it few off, scared the heck out of me as it flew out of the tree less then 6 feet off the ground. Scott | ||
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