Garth Peacock
Short-eared Owls

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Tuesday 19th November 2024

Tanzania Day 11 - Ndutu

Sunday 17th November 2024

The Canon R5 MK2 and Norfolk

Tuesday 29th October 2024

The new camera has arrived

Monday 21st October 2024

Somewhere new to visit

Monday 14th October 2024

Friday 4th October - North Norfolk

Monday 7th October 2024

Tanzania Day 8 - The Serengeti

Saturday 5th October 2024

Two trips out with little to show.

Wednesday 25th September 2024

Tanzania Day 7 - The Serengeti

Monday 23rd September 2024

Abberton Reservoir - again

Thursday 19th September 2024

Abberton Essex

Wednesday 11th September 2024

A morning at Grafham Water

Thursday 29th August 2024

After holiday blues

Thursday 22nd August 2024

Trying out a new lens

Monday 5th August 2024

Tanzania Day 5 - Ngorogoro Crater

Saturday 27th July 2024

Kevin Robson's Tawny Owl hide

Thursday 25th July 2024

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Monday 4th December 2023

Short-eared Owls are a very enjoyable species to photograph but, having well over 100 photos already, I was not minded to visit the local hot-spot for more photos - that is until I checked my library and realised that I had not taken a shot of one for four years.

So a week ago, I was off to the local site to see if any appeared. First, I called in at one of the hides. Nothing much except for a flock of Wigeon but, I thought, making attractive photos with the reflection from the reeds behind them.

Then on to the Owls. There must have been twenty to thirty photographers there so the four Owls present did not come close. One flew over me but with the sun behind it.

and then some more usual photos but always distant.

So not an exhilerating time - may make a return visit in the not-too-distant future,