Saw-whet Owl from the Raptor Conservancy of Virginia - shown at the Meadowlark Nature Photography Expo
Fine art illustration of a Northern Saw-Whet Owl Northern Saw Whet Owl
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It is so nice to have seen a northern saw-whet owl within a reasonable distance of my home. Before this owl I had seen four saw-whet owls in my life: one in Iowa, one in Michigan, and two in Ohio, all of which took at least a five hour drive to get to. So, when one was reported within 20 minutes of my house I felt that I had to see it. This owl was high up in a tree with very little light. I had to bump up the ISO and open up one and two-thirds of a stop to get enough exposure on the bird to see any detail. Another couple came to see the bird so I offered them a chance to photograph it through my lens. As I was about to remove my camera in order for them to attach theirs the owl started to stretch. I fired off a few frames and had just enough shutter speed (1/100 sec) to record one fairly sharp image. Such an awesome little owl!
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NORTHERN SAW-WHET OWL
One of the most common owls in northern North American forests, saw-whets are highly nocturnal and seldom seen.
Rare, small, and compact cute owl of humid pine-oak and evergreen forest in the highlands of Chiapas and Central America. Strictly nocturnal and usually difficult to see. Most often detected by tooting song, which is prolonged, but its song has a variably hesitant cadence. Unmistakable in range, if seen well: note the big head with white eyebrows, golden eyes, and plain buffy underparts.
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I first designed a saw-whet owl last year. I was never particularly happy with with the way he turned out. As I was working on my Owl Be Home For Christmas Tree for a local non-profit auction (read…
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Northern Saw Whet Owl by Liz Stanley
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Notthern Saw-whet Owl drawn in the crosshatching style and colored. The name is written in both cursive and print, but the owl facts are only in cursive. These can be found on my redbubble as prints, stickers, and much more.
The Northern Saw-Whet Owl ranges over much of North America, so your chances are good that one might live near you. Northern Saw-Whet Owls are small and reddish brown with a large, round head, yellow eyes, black beak, and feathered feet. Northern Saw-Whet Owls live in coniferous forests, wooded riparian areas, swamps
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