No words today. Just enjoy the series of pics. Sometimes you wish a moment could go on forever. My hands twitched with anticipation as I held my camera. The Great Horned Owl.
Your series photos are amazing and the best I have ever seen. You captured the beauty and splendor of the Great Horned Owl in its natural habitat. How wonderful and exciting. Nicely done. Cheers:)
I gazed in awe at all these photos of the owl, Chris. He looks wise and dignified. The picture of him in the air is awesome! This site is no problem with me. Have a happy weekend.
What incredible photographs! How lucky you were to get this opportuinity to photograph it! Fabulous!
I access your blog from work and our system is prtected by Trend Antivirus - we can't access infected sites - our Trend blocks the pages. Your site is perfectly fine!
Do tych zdjęć nie trzeba słów, je trzeba je tylko podziwiać. Nie mam problemów z Twoim blogiem Pozdrawiam.*** These pictures do not need words, they need only be admired. I have no problem with your blog. Yours.
Awesome photos!!! I love owls. My parents have a pair of owls that have started sitting on their grain silo. I have not had any trouble with your blog. If I did, I'd let you know. I got an error on another friend's blog a while back and it gave me the website in the error. She found that website was one of her followers. When she blocked the follower, the error went away.
What fantastic photos, Chris! (I find myself saying that here so often.) I think my hands would have been shaking so much I would have missed getting any photos at all!
Thank you everyone for helping me out with that virus scare. Everything has checked out on my end here and with blogger so that's good. About the posts that are coming....I am really excited about the month of April. Some of the hikes, gardening, and finds have been absolutely incredible....and I'm hoping you'll really enjoy the series of pics that are to come. My tracking is getting better with the birds and butterflies.
FANTASTIC pictures Chris.....nice photowork.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
I really got to move back to the Southwest. Sorry Sweden, but I'm a hardcore desert rat.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pics & blog, Kevin
What wonderful pictures of the Great Horned Owl, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou got a new friend that day!
ReplyDeleteA willing owl posing still or in flight. I can imagine what you felt when you saw this beauty.
Superb captures Chris!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty!
This was definitely an adventure!
ReplyDeleteWow, amazing photos of the owl. What a cool sighting. LUCKY you!
ReplyDeleteReally brilliant shots of the owl Chris and what a beautiful and magnificent bird. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteThese are breathtaking! AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteOn a sidenote: I hate the new blogger but don't know how to revert back to what I had.
It's a fantastik shots...Great work.
ReplyDeleteYour series photos are amazing and the best I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteYou captured the beauty and splendor of the Great Horned Owl in its natural habitat.
How wonderful and exciting. Nicely done.
Cheers:)
these are fabulous!
ReplyDeletei don't believe your site triggers any of the auto-download virus stuff, but several other sites i visit do. norton shuts 'em down for me, thankfully.
I gazed in awe at all these photos of the owl, Chris. He looks wise and dignified. The picture of him in the air is awesome! This site is no problem with me. Have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteYoko
Some absolutely beautiful shots, Chris! I love owls. I'll have to take some pictures of my favorite owl and post them for you.
ReplyDeleteSome very nice shots Chris, Owls are hard to come by here, especially by day!!
ReplyDeletePS no problems with your blog for me ;-)
What incredible photographs! How lucky you were to get this opportuinity to photograph it! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI access your blog from work and our system is prtected by Trend Antivirus - we can't access infected sites - our Trend blocks the pages. Your site is perfectly fine!
No issues with your blog... Your blog is awesome... So is that owl. Great pictures of him... What a gorgeous bird.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Betsy
Do tych zdjęć nie trzeba słów, je trzeba je tylko podziwiać. Nie mam problemów z Twoim blogiem Pozdrawiam.*** These pictures do not need words, they need only be admired. I have no problem with your blog. Yours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of this bird, especially the ones in flight, such amazing birds.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos!!! I love owls. My parents have a pair of owls that have started sitting on their grain silo.
ReplyDeleteI have not had any trouble with your blog. If I did, I'd let you know.
I got an error on another friend's blog a while back and it gave me the website in the error. She found that website was one of her followers. When she blocked the follower, the error went away.
What fantastic photos, Chris! (I find myself saying that here so often.) I think my hands would have been shaking so much I would have missed getting any photos at all!
ReplyDeleteKiller shots. I saw an owl in flight and hear them rarely here. But definitely not by day...deprived!
ReplyDeleteNo malware, bots, viruses, worms, or other jive have appearred after using your blog. Seems another blog months ago did do that to me, though.
I really enjoyed seeing your spectacular Great Horned Owl images!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for helping me out with that virus scare. Everything has checked out on my end here and with blogger so that's good. About the posts that are coming....I am really excited about the month of April. Some of the hikes, gardening, and finds have been absolutely incredible....and I'm hoping you'll really enjoy the series of pics that are to come. My tracking is getting better with the birds and butterflies.
ReplyDeleteYour tracking was outstanding on these owl shots. WOW! You were both the watchers.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of lens did you use?
For this shoot and most of my bird shots, I use the 75-300 lense. I take about 700 shots and get two really nice ones:)
DeleteIncredible pics of a beautiful bird, love them :)
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning photos of this beautiful owl!
ReplyDeleteLove them!
Thanks for sharing.
I don't have problems with your blog.
Wish you a wonderful weekend.
Mette
No, no problems with viruses or malware.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of shots!! Amazing work!