Ceropegia's photos with the keyword: owl

In my woods, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_5143) Another Link in the Chain - Linking an owl ornament with a real owl

Mounted on the roof of St. James Catholic Church probably to scare pigeons away. Chestnut Street, Gadsden, Alabama. (IMG_6803)

Signed by Angela Corona, a native American artist. Purchased at the Saguaro National Park gift shop two years ago.

Signed by Angela Corona, a native American artist. Purchased at the Saguarp National Park gift shop two years ago.

New York City - The playground is in Central Park on the south side of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was donated by the Irving and Estelle Levy Foundation in Memory of Irving Levy in 1951. Scanned 35mm negative (2T006)

Taken at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Tucson, Arizona. (DSC03620)

An owl from a rehab center. It could not be returned to the wild and is an ambassador for the center. Scanned 35mm negative. (6W007)

Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga, Tennessee (IMG_2589)

This guy had been whoo whooing in my woods for several days. Usually all I ever see of it, is it swooping through the woods. I finally got lucky. I saw it land. It was quite far away, silhouetted against late afternoon sun, but my new Canon SX 30 IS with its 35x optical zoom proved its worth. Focused well through the trees, had good low light exposure, great image stabilization, and sufficient megapixels that I could crop it to this size. Good thing too, because he swooped off before I could take a second photo. (IMG_0500)

I was taking pictures of leaves in the water and not paying attention to the reflections which turned out to be amazing. It looks like a lot of pencil drawings scribbled by an artist. I have made notes of what I see. Feel free to add a note if you see anything else. I bracketed the shot and in between each shot the water shifted, so all three shots have unique reflections some of which are also in my photostream. Taken at the James D. Martin Wildife Park, Gadsden, Alabama - a wetland that is part of the Coosa River watershed. (IMG_9194)

The owl is from HawkTalk, a raptor rehab center run by Monteen McCord in North Georgia (http://www.hawktalk.org). It could not be returned to the wild and is an ambassador for the center. Scanned 35mm negative (6W012)