February has been a good month. I hope the owls make it back home.
Showing posts with label irruption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irruption. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
These beautiful birds are here for one purpose, to survive. Unfortunately not all are making it. For those of us who do not live in the Duluth area Sam Cook has been a great source of regular information. This is a link to one of his recent columns and I would encourage you to read his earlier columns as well.
Boreal Owls Dying
Boreal Owls Dying
Friday, February 22, 2013
Boreal Owl Yawning
This owl seems to be yawning. When seen with its other behaviors of stretching and preening the owl appears to be waking up.
Technical: frame pulled from video, ISO about 5000, 1/60 sec.,f 5.6. WB corrected in Lightroom
Technical: frame pulled from video, ISO about 5000, 1/60 sec.,f 5.6. WB corrected in Lightroom
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Boreal Owl Preening in Forest -Raw footage from Dale Bohlke on Vimeo.
The challenge of an irruption is to find an owl in natural habitat, doing what it normally does. I found this guy in the woods late one afternoon and recorded it while it went through its wake up routine. This unedited footage, with its flaws, is one of 30 video files currently being arranged into story form.
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