Birds Male Snowy Owl

[Kathryn Milner]

Snowy Owls fly south from the Arctic tundra to Alberta and more southern locations in winter. It is always a thrill to see them. This is a male and you can tell because males are mostly white. Females have a lot more markings on them. We were fortunate he did not fly as we carefully walked quite a way to get closer to him.

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[Tim Mayo]

Fantastic images Kathryn. I wish we had these beautiful birds here in the UK. Still, a good reason to travel further afield when we are allowed!

 

[nickhanson]

Very nice Kathryn, good to see a selection of images from habitat to frame fillers.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Very nice Kathryn, good to see a selection of images from habitat to frame fillers.

Thank you very much.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Fantastic images Kathryn. I wish we had these beautiful birds here in the UK. Still, a good reason to travel further afield when we are allowed!

Thank you very much. We have noticed the same with some species you have posted - the beautiful robin and the kingfisher are so beautiful and so different than we have here.

 

[Kevin.sim]

Great shots. I have seen a few but have not gotten too many good flight or closer shots.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Great shots. I have seen a few but have not gotten too many good flight or closer shots.

Thank you! They are exciting to see. The shutter speed on the mechanical shutter made it so I caught the flight picture. So glad it was so quick.

 

[PScherb]

Beautiful images. Whenever I shoot snowy owls there is no sun. The eyes really stand out with the lighting.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Beautiful images. Whenever I shoot snowy owls there is no sun. The eyes really stand out with the lighting.

Thank you very much. We were so happy to have such good light when we saw him.