111 results found


Feb 9 2014
St. Rose - I call this one white on white. The day had very poor sky conditions but can it ever really be a bad day to take a Snowy picture? At least it wasn't on a pole.
Feb 10 2014
juvenile
St. Isidore - apparently this bird is a regular at this roadside stop. On this day I could see one of its associates atop another Petro Canada sign at the same station.
Feb 7 2014
Feb 6 2014
female, juvenile
St. Rose - In my ongoing hunt for variety in Snowy Owl shots I came across this very dark juvenile female atop a fencepost. I rarely see birds at that level and the fact that she was cooperative enabled me to approach reasonably close without flushing. I used the car as a blind.
Feb 7 2014
Feb 3 2014
male, adult
St. Isidore - I thought I'd include a novelty shot. First time I've had a good look at a Snowy Owl's tongue.
Feb 6 2014
Feb 3 2014
male, adult
St. Isidore - I got lucky. About one bird in 40 is an older adult male. I waited for 75 minutes for this bird to do something besides sit atop an ugly power pole with its eyes closed. It began hunting and moved to a better perch, with its eyes open.
Feb 4 2014
Feb 3 2014
juvenile
St. Rose - actively hunting
Feb 4 2014
Feb 3 2014
juvenile
St. Rose - Checking out a Cessna. Really!
Feb 4 2014
Feb 3 2014
juvenile
St. Rose - Beautiful bird. This is getting to be way too much fun.
Feb 4 2014
Jan 26 2014
female, juvenile
St. Rose - This is a different look. You get to see its bill as well.
Jan 27 2014
Jan 26 2014
male, adult
St. Rose - I am now concentrating on types of Snowy Owl shots that I don't have yet. I have seen about 55 different birds this winter and this ranks at the top of the list as the 'cleanest' adult male. Likely only about 2-3% of this year's migrants look like this.
Jan 27 2014