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Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 21 2014

Details: female

St. Isidore - The significance of today's photo is not this particular bird, it is what it represents. On this very cold day in Eastern Ontario we had 32 Snowy Owls over a 6 hour period. This is a personal record and is incredible. If we could have been in multiple areas simultaneously at the peak time of 3-5 pm, adding areas we didn't even cover, we could easily have had double that number of owls.

Date uploaded: Jan 22 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 16 2014

St. Isidore

Date uploaded: Jan 17 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 16 2014

St. Isidore - Lucky find. As I noted with previous Snowy shots, I've been struggling to find a bird in a setting other than on telephone poles. Today was my day.

Date uploaded: Jan 17 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 16 2014

Details: female, juvenile

St. Isidore - When searching for Snowy Owls the #1 spots are roadside telephone or power poles followed by silos.

Date uploaded: Jan 17 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 13 2014

Details: female

Winchester - beautiful in flight

Date uploaded: Jan 14 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 13 2014

Details: female

Winchester - Another bird that had just caught a meadow vole giving me the evil eye.

Date uploaded: Jan 14 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 13 2014

Details: female

Winchester - This bird had nice feather tufts that looked like horns.

Date uploaded: Jan 14 2014

Snowy Owl (217)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Jan 9 2014

Details: male, adult

Russell - The Snowy spectacle continues. This is the first adult male I've come across this winter. We had 19 today throughout parts of Eastern Ontario.

Date uploaded: Jan 10 2014