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pelliott1954

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Juvenile Little Owl venturing out

19-07-2020, 11:02

Hi All,

I don't think this will be around too much longer so you get a break from Little Owls, sadly I can't catch anything else at all at the moment, some may not like this but I put some mealworms down to see if they were interested and the Juve wolfed them down

128 by Paul Elliott, on Flickr

132a by Paul Elliott, on Flickr

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Trev B

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19-07-2020, 11:33

Great shots Paul, don't worry about the meal worms, I put seed down for the Tawny Owl - it encourages the mice and voles

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Daisy M

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19-07-2020, 11:47

What a cracking shot Paul, keep putting the mealworms down and it might stay longer.
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19-07-2020, 12:59

Stunning images Paul, especially #2.

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Colin W

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19-07-2020, 17:41

Two awesome photos of a very cute little Owl.

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Bill53

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19-07-2020, 18:47

Two great shots Paul, good eye contact in the first one.

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pelliott1954

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20-07-2020, 21:26

thanks for looking and the kind comments Guys, appreciated

Paul
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24-07-2020, 18:47

Two great shots, love image one's stare

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