I had heard that there was a Northern Saw Whet Owls in a clump of cedars while I was on Amherst Island but I spent a long time looking before finding him. I’m sure I must have past him a couple of times before I was at just the right angle.
If you would like to be informed of future Nature posts, Click Here.
I ran across this amusing video. Have a look.
If you would like to be informed of future interesting Videos, Click Here.
Boreal Owl
Amherst Island is famous for its winter owls, and this year looks to be especially good. When the rare bird line had reports of Boreal Owl, I made plans to visit, as it was ten years since I saw one, and have no images of this rarely seen species.
Although the video doesn’t have a lot of action, it will give you an idea of the species and it’s winter habitat.
If you would like to be informed of future Nature posts, Click Here.
Unfortunately it seems to be already Endangered. For the full story, visit the Endangered Species Website.
If you would like to be informed of future Nature posts, Click Here.
I suppose this is a bit of an inside joke for Nikon users, but I thought it was well done and hilarious.
If you would like to be informed of future Video posts, Click Here.
Have a look at this wonderful animation by Alan Becker over at Deviant Art. You’ll love it.
Animator vs. Animation by *alanbecker on deviantART
If you would like to be informed of future interesting posts, Click Here.
Powered by WordPress
Stumble It!
