It was only towards the end of this trip that it was noticed by Richard, not me?? that the optical stabilisation on my lens was switched off, therefore not the best of images.
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| Little Owl Site No 9. We arrived and sitting in the nest hole was a juvenile on one leg, thoroughly relaxed watching the world go by. |
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| Little Owl Site No 9. Juvenile up in nest tree ready to fly. |
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| Little Owl Site No 9. Juvenile on post sleeping. |
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| Little Owl Site No 5. I had a visit out on Tuesday evening and met up with the farmers wife at the above site. She told me she had been across the other side of the farm on one of the access tracks and when slowing down prior to opening the gate she saw something move in the ditch and fly up onto a post. She stopped and sat just outside her car was a Little Owl. So Richard and myself visited the site and got the above images. This site is approximately 800 metres from the nest tree but we are sure they are displaced juveniles from site 5. |
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| Two Barn Owl juveniles in nest tree, we could have more in the hole. We took these shots from a distance to be sure as not to disturb the birds. To top the evening, we got home only to see one of our adult Barn Owls flying back to the box. |
