Hey, Libby! I was probably about 30 feet away. Burrowing owls are pretty small. They aren't like the great big horned owls or barn owls. There are lots of them around here. Cape Coral is a major breeding ground for them.
I'm just a single divorced woman who has surrounded herself with animals, and enjoys the little things in life. Cooking, reading, movies and TV, outdoor adventures-- these are the little things that make up my own little Eden. This is where you can catch a glimpse into my Eden, where I find solace and peace from life's trials and tidalwaves, and the things that I love. Nothing but the good stuff (most of the time)!
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NOTE: I quit eating meat in April 2010, but my blog still has meat recipes I made before then. Now I'm a pescatarian: I only eat vegetarian, and fish and seafood.
UPDATE 7/19/15: I recently began eating meat again, but only meat purchased from a couple of well researched sources who pasture raise their animals and take care with the slaughtering of them, so that the animals are humanely raised and killed. One of these sources is US Wellness Meats. (However I'm basically a flexitarian. I rarely eat meat, but have added it back on occasion.)
♥ Life has taught us that love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction. ♥ ~Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Favorite Things
The latest addition- Roo
Canvas prints
I got four of these from Art.com
Butterflies
"Raising" butterflies
Gift
This portrait of Zook and Tiki, gifted to me by a friend
A divorced woman living in South Florida, I love animals, music, nature and entertainment. I am at times serious and thoughtful (more often than not), and at other times a goof ball. I am trying to find my path-- a path that I hope to follow with light footsteps.
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The picture in the blog header was taken with a Canon Power Shot A590 at Cypress Slough 9/6/09.
3 comments:
Cool - how far away from them, were you, when you got this shot?
Hey, Libby! I was probably about 30 feet away. Burrowing owls are pretty small. They aren't like the great big horned owls or barn owls. There are lots of them around here. Cape Coral is a major breeding ground for them.
What a great shot! Looks like you got lucky to get this picture.
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