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Brian Sartor | profile | all galleries >> Wildlife Galleries >> Hawks and Owls tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Hawks and Owls

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Snowy Owl
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Snowy Owl		 Snowy Owl
Snowy Owl		 Barred Owl
Barred Owl		 Great Horned Owl
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Burrowing Owl Pair
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Burrowing Owl Pair		 Serendipity
Serendipity		 Burrowing Owl Coughs Up Pellet
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Northern Hawk Owl
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Great Horned Owl		 Eastern Screech Owl (red phase)
Eastern Screech Owl (red phase)		 Northern Saw-whet Owl
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Eastern Screech Owl (gray phase)
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Barred Owl		 Eastern Screech Owl (red phase)
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Northern Harrier
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Northern Harrier		 Red-Tailed Hawk
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Robert J Kane04-Jan-2014 17:31
Great Gallery, love owls.
Ashley Hockenberry07-Jan-2011 22:00
Nice work !
joseantonio17-Sep-2010 16:51
Beautiful collection
Tom Torbert08-Sep-2008 04:08
I love your hawks and owl... especially the flight shots... You've really done a great job catching the action with great light and detail... VV
Lori Mantyla 27-May-2008 19:34
Hello,

While I greatly respect these creatures, how can I protect my miracle cat from being taken by a hawk or owl? I live in Southeast MI and saved a cat from being killed for sport by a dog owner (the mother cat was killed for sport in front of the babies). My cat somehow survived in the woods on it's own for almost a year and kept trying to hang around the camp where the dog owner lived. A small female, very smart and curiously never goes after birds. Just rodents. I got her after surviving in the woods and while she loves comforts of our home, she is addicted to being outside part of the time and loves it. I could never keep her from her true nature. She learned how to climb trees up to 40 ft. to protect herself from coyotes, dogs and other cats. My vet says it's common by us that hawks and owls take cats and small dogs. How can I protect her?. We're surrounded by ravine/woods. I thought living on a small highway would be her biggest danger, but now I see this is. Is there anyway to dissuade hawks and owls to come near our property or away from our cat? She is 8-9 pounds, sharp claws, very smart and extremely loving. Any advise is appreciated. We bring her inside at night. Thanks,
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