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Owls night photography
Owls are mysterious creatures with a wide range of species. Some are active during the day, some at night, and some at both times.
We spent weeks trying to capture a successful photo—sometimes in freezing conditions and often at night. Despite the challenges, it was incredibly rewarding to observe their behavior up close.
Owls are the ultimate hunters, moving with stealth and precision, flying over their prey undetected like true ninjas of the night.
Long-eared Owl
Little Owl
Tawny Owl
Pharaoh Eagle Owl - Wildlife rehabilitation center
Eurasian Eagle Owl - Wildlife rehabilitation center
Barn Owl
Owls are fascinating and diverse birds of prey in the order Strigiformes, known for their distinctive facial discs that enhance sound reception for hunting. Adapted primarily for nocturnal activity, owls possess exceptional vision and unique feather structures that allow for nearly silent flight, making them efficient and stealthy predators. They inhabit a broad range of ecosystems worldwide, from dense forests to open plains, and their diet mainly includes small mammals, birds, and insects.
Owls often nest in trees, caves, or burrows and are known for their elaborate courtship rituals and dedicated parental care. With species like the barn owl, great horned owl, and snowy owl, they exhibit a remarkable variety in size, plumage, and habitat, adding to the captivating diversity of these enigmatic birds.