Is Anybody Home? by Brenda

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12-JUN-2010

Is Anybody Home?

June Challenge: Urban and Landscapes

We've "paved paradise" and
now have to put up homes for wildlife!

One of 3 screech owl nest boxes in my neighborhood.
Two screech owls were recently released following
treatment in a wildlife rehabilitation facility.
It's believe that they have taken up residence in
2 of our nest boxes. Time will tell...

Canon Powershot G11
1/160s f/4.5 at 30.5mm iso250 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	12-Jun-2010 13:42:37
Make	Canon
Model	Canon PowerShot G11
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	30.5 mm
Exposure Time	1/160 sec
Aperture	f/4.5
ISO Equivalent	250
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
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Jola Dziubinska		20-Jun-2010 23:18
Nice and cozy, well seen Brenda.

Marielou Dhumez		19-Jun-2010 13:57
i love this little houses for birds in the trees !

Doug Cruden		14-Jun-2010 21:11
How cool is that!

Bill Reed		14-Jun-2010 00:29
Well thought out, great view of local housing.

Cindi Smith		13-Jun-2010 22:12
Would be nice to see them if they have relocated here. Hate to see more and more of our woodlands destroyed.

Leo		13-Jun-2010 14:47
Nice sharp photo. Good control of the depth of field. That house and tree look suspiciously like one of my bird houses... OK, the hole size for a Screech Owl and English Sparrow are different.

Mieke WA Minkjan		13-Jun-2010 07:26
a good initiative and hopeful the birds will survive suburbia!

Yvonne		13-Jun-2010 05:59
What a lovely idea!

Fred Gary		13-Jun-2010 02:33
Nice shot and how true the commentary.

Walter Otto Koenig		13-Jun-2010 01:17
Nice shot and very encouraging information.

Guest		13-Jun-2010 00:11
Very creative shot,

carol j. phipps		12-Jun-2010 23:54
That's exciting. Be sure to photograph them so we can enjoy, too.

lisamidi		12-Jun-2010 23:27
Clever thinking, nice shot

J. Scott Coile		12-Jun-2010 19:03
That is a worthy endeavor.

Stephanie		12-Jun-2010 18:53
How lucky you are to have screech owls possibly nesting in your yard! I hope that we will see the parents and possibly babies in the near future! :)

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