Great Grey Owl: This is the last posting on a planned sequence of five postings on this largest owl.
The Great Grey Owl has scanned the field for a vole, has flown to catch it, has consumed it, and is now flying back to a perch to look for more.
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Again – something to see! Thanks for this 5 part series!
Allan / Woodbury Village
To me the Great Grey has long seemed iconic of the otherworldliness of owls – an impression powerfully expressed in this image of what, at least in some cultures, could be a ghost or spirit taking wing. As always, thanks for sharing.