Thank you everyone for the kind words, and for project Noah giving me the honor of the spotting of the day, I will continue to strive to bring the best photographs of the amazing creatures that we share this wonderful planet with...
ceherzog, As I thought this was a large snake, it has been brought up that it is most likely a large glass lizard, after looking at pictures, I would have to agree, either way, I am very excited to have witnessed this.
ceherzog, Appeared to be a large garter snake, when I first noticed her with it and did not have camera with me, the snake was only about 25% consumed and still alive and writhing in her beak, these pictures were what I captured after I first noticed her with it and had to run inside and grab camera.
Congratulations James! This great series has earned you your first Spotting of the Day! A perfect spotting for the Hunting and Animal Food Habits mission, we look forward to seeing some bald eagle photos too! :) Congrats again and welcome to the community!
ceherzog, Thank you, and yes the nest was literally 60 feet from my front window, I have over 2000 pictures of them, unfortunately with the easy access and the heavy traffic of photographers, the Owls have not returned to this nest this year..... I have a nesting pair of Bald Eagles about 5 miles from me, They will be my winter focus this year with no Owls around
Hi James...glad to see you here on Project Noah since we're from the same area. I looked back over your shots of the Great Horned Owls..and you photography just gets better & better. I'm guessing the nest is near your home. This is a wonderful series.
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Thank you everyone for the kind words, and for project Noah giving me the honor of the spotting of the day, I will continue to strive to bring the best photographs of the amazing creatures that we share this wonderful planet with...
Congrats on an amazing series!
Congratulations James!
Wonderful series,,
Congrats on a great sighting!
Beautiful series JamesCramer,congrats on the SOTD and thanks for sharing
Congratulations! You captured without doubt a very beautiful moment!
WOW! This is so so great!
ceherzog,
As I thought this was a large snake, it has been brought up that it is most likely a large glass lizard, after looking at pictures, I would have to agree, either way, I am very excited to have witnessed this.
Comgratulations. A well deserved Spotting of the Day! :)
Nice pictures!Congratulations JamesC!!!
Maria db,
Yes, if you look at a couple of the other postings I have of her feeding, you can see her feeding a small regurgitated mammal of some sort.
Congratulations on your SOTD! Does the mother eat and then regurgitate prey for the young owlets?
Congratulations! They are very nice pictures.
ceherzog,
Appeared to be a large garter snake, when I first noticed her with it and did not have camera with me, the snake was only about 25% consumed and still alive and writhing in her beak, these pictures were what I captured after I first noticed her with it and had to run inside and grab camera.
BTW...do you know what kind of snake that is?
Yay James...congrats!
Wonderful series! Owls are sooo expressive. They look like they don't really want to eat that snake, but if Mom insists……
Congratulations James!
Great set of photos ! Congratulations !!
Great spotting!
Perfect for caption contest too :-D
Congratulations James! This great series has earned you your first Spotting of the Day! A perfect spotting for the Hunting and Animal Food Habits mission, we look forward to seeing some bald eagle photos too! :) Congrats again and welcome to the community!
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Wonderful series!
beautiful shots!
The Gang!
ceherzog,
Thank you, and yes the nest was literally 60 feet from my front window, I have over 2000 pictures of them, unfortunately with the easy access and the heavy traffic of photographers, the Owls have not returned to this nest this year.....
I have a nesting pair of Bald Eagles about 5 miles from me, They will be my winter focus this year with no Owls around
Hi James...glad to see you here on Project Noah since we're from the same area. I looked back over your shots of the Great Horned Owls..and you photography just gets better & better. I'm guessing the nest is near your home. This is a wonderful series.