A call at lunchtime from Ross had me rushing down to Bradbourne House, East Malling. While on one of his entomological wanders he'd managed to locate a pair of Tawny Owls roosting in the uppermost branches of one of the trees down there. I managed a couple of records shots before leaving it enjoy the rest of it's afternoon snooze.
Monday, 14 July 2008
Thursday 10th July
A call at lunchtime from Ross had me rushing down to Bradbourne House, East Malling. While on one of his entomological wanders he'd managed to locate a pair of Tawny Owls roosting in the uppermost branches of one of the trees down there. I managed a couple of records shots before leaving it enjoy the rest of it's afternoon snooze.
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3 comments:
Brilliant picture. It is amazing how difficult Tawny's are to see isn't it. I reckon I have actually seen Tawny Owl no more than 10 times in 30 years birding!
Great photo Adam. I've never seen a roosting Tawny.
All credit to Ross who found it. Ad
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