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Well fancy uploading this next to my Grand-Daughter's image Ron......That were silly 
Nice work mate, although I don't fancy your chances much, not if Ellie's last owl image was anything to go by, she turned me over like a kipper......LOL.....Proud as hell really
Ade
Nice work mate, although I don't fancy your chances much, not if Ellie's last owl image was anything to go by, she turned me over like a kipper......LOL.....Proud as hell really
Ade
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Stunning shot ron love the detail and sharpness
mike
mike
Wonderful detail,pose and a cracking BG Ron 
love this little bird Ron
Beautiful shot
what a wonderful pose, the look in his eye is so clear and appealing.
fantastic detail, too.
fantastic detail, too.
Excellent capture.
Andy
Andy
A beautiful little owl - splendid feather patterning. Sorry that it is in decline, hopefully they can breed these in captivity.
Anne
Anne
couldn;t be any sharper..great eye!
Gareth
Gareth
great
That's a cracker Ron, well done.
Alf.
Alf.
Admirably caught. The bird is gorgeous.
Regards, Oleg
Regards, Oleg
A fine portrait of this uncooperative little owl, you obviously didn't pay him/her enough to model for you!
Well captured Ron. It is interesting to note the longish flattened tip on the beak of this captive owl. Most predatory birds in this country are fed on dead day old chicks and the bones are too soft to allow the tip of the beak to abrade normally, which means that from time to time they need to be 'coped' - filed down to a normal size. I am not sure what the reasons are that they should be declining - sad fact as they are gorgeous little chaps. A
might not be wild but still a sweet shot Ron
