Nature

[tlindsey]

I don't know. I've only seen an owl once in my life. I know we have great horned owls and burrowing owls though. I think it's too big to be a burrowing owl though. But we could have another species of owl that I'm not aware of.

Oh ok

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Most people r too loud and stay on the beaten path to often to see such creature as owls,weasel,mink etc

 

[Kittiee Katt]

One I took the other day driving to my work experience:


And one from out the front of my mates place:

 

[Frank Castle]

Oh ok

if you enhance the picture you can see some crestings on each side of the head, which would lead me to tthink it was a Great Horned Owl, one of the largest of all Owls. I am no expert on Birds of Prey despite my passion for them, but the only other 2 species I can think of to share this characteristic would be the Eagle-Owl (which I believe is European) and the Long-eared Owl.......

This is most likely Bubo virginianus

 

[Thekid]

I'm ready for summer again.

 

[Frank Castle]

I'm ready for summer again.View attachment 1223589

me too.....what if we could have Spring 365 days a year?

 

[fishnatics]

I'm ready for summer again.View attachment 1223589

So am I.

 

[Thekid]

Let's bump this back up.

Picture from fishing today, taken with my iPhone.

 

[darth pike]

 

[Kittiee Katt]

River outside my house:



River and Mt. Wellington in the background:
Every now and then when its really foggy, the mist sits on the river and covers the houses on the other side. When it does, you almost get a false glimpse (I guess that's what it'd be called?) at what it would of looked like before people were here, and I imagine it would of been beautiful..