Do you see him???
Look at the close up.....
Don't forget to mark your calendars for the GBBC!
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Wow! Talk about blending in Janet. I couldn't find it in the first photo until I looked at the second one. It looks like the tree bark has eyes. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Wonderful Christmas in your new home.
Great Pictures! This will be my second year doing the bird count, I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI would post these shots over and over Janet ~ they are such an exceptional sighting and handsome owl. I'm even going to direct my parents over here to take a look at him!!
ReplyDeleteI hope to participate in the GBBC again this year as well. Maybe you'll have the good fortune of adding this owl to your list on that day too?
I would love to see it in person! Awesome sight and thanks for sharing on here too. I can see him in the first picture when I look close. I wish I could see one here-I hear them all the time so know they are here. It's such a beautiful sight.
ReplyDeleteThat poor tree, wow glad you spotted that Owl. Cool pic! :)
ReplyDeleteJanet,
ReplyDeleteMost of the time we could walk right under one of these owls and never know it unless it flies away. I love when they get wild and crazy with their "who cooks for you" calls .
How wonderful to see an owl. He really blends in to his surroundings!
ReplyDeleteI almost missed him! Good eye.
ReplyDeleteHe really does blend in! Good sighting. Barred Owls are beautiful birds. They live on our farm but we don't often see them close up, although we hear them all the time.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture, Janet! I hear the owls hooting at night around here, but I've yet to see one in the daytime. I participated for the first time last year in the GBBC; it was a lot of fun and plan to do it again this year.
ReplyDeleteWow! Nature is amazing. I took a bit to see it.
ReplyDeleteI understand why you feel so attracted to that tree it does have a very nice feeling contrasting so much with the rest
Such a beautiful bird, and so perfectly camouflaged.
ReplyDeleteOh, how wonderful to see a barred owl in your close-up! Isn't that what's it's about -- looking more closely...
ReplyDeleteOh, my kids would be SO excited to see an owl out in the wild. We saw some bald eagles and their nests while driving through northern Idaho during Thanksgiving weekend. These great birds are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI see him! You are going to see some really interesting birds this count. We're planning to count again this year too, this will be our third year.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful bird. I love the camouflage.
ReplyDeleteI spotted an owl in our woods over the weekend....
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas....
Merry Christmas to everyone!!
ReplyDeleteLona, it does doesn't it?
Jester, any outstanding birds on your count from last year?
Kathleen, thanks, it sure is a fun photo. Hope to see him again.
Tina, we have all sorts of birds, just have to keep our eyes open.
Racquel, would you believe someone cut the tree down today? I was surprised.
Randy, I have heard them...off in the distance, but seeing him was a treat.
Jennifer, I love that too.
Lauren, thanks! Hope you are doing well.
Sweetbay, it is amazing how well he blends in.
Rose, I am glad you are participating in the GBBC... it is interesting to see just how many birds and the variety that come into your view.
fer, tree is gone now, they chopped it up. boo hiss!! I enjoy the nature all around me, many times rewarded with a sighting of an owl!
Janet, perfectly indeed!
Lisa, I try to look closely whenever I am out.
VW, I think a sighting like this brings out the kid in all of us.
Catherine, I like the bird count, lots of fun.
Grace, he is beautiful isn't he?
Skeeter, think this is the time of year for seeing owls.