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I though it would be good to be able to compare the long eared owl with the short eared owl in one image, hope you like it.
The long eared owl was taken at the Barn Owl Centre and the short eared owl, a disabled bird, taken at the Raptor Foundation.
| Camera: | EOS20D |
| Lens: | 100-400mm & 70-200mm |
| Recording media: | Digital |
| Title: | The Long & Short of it |
| Username: | 
simons |
| Uploaded: | 24 Feb 2005 - 12:24 PM |
| Tags: | Wildlife / nature |
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| Votes: | 21 |
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What a lovely comparison, the larger version really does these images justice.Well done.
Fran
Hello Simon, such an educational shot with excellent quality detail and colour which show the beauty in both the species and the subtle difference is well defined. Textbook standard.
Doug.
Exceptional detail and colour.
Two really great shots. Click
Helen
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