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High speed film of an Owl landing!!!

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Discussion' started by robsled, Sep 24, 2011.

  1. Sep 24, 2011 at 6:07 AM
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    robsled

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    Pretty cool.
     
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    That is awesome
     
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    That was pretty cool
     
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    Just showed my 4 year old, he loved it... now it's "Do it again daddy!" Neat video!
     
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    Awesome I sent that link to a few friends :thumbsup:

    those claws at the end though :eek:
     
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    Holy shit when it opened it's claws at the end lol
     
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    Cool, did you also know that owls eyes do not move, if they want to see to the side or up or down they have to turn their whole head
     
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    I guess that's how it's prey feels right before it scoops them up. The claws opening up are freaky.
     
  10. Sep 24, 2011 at 11:59 AM
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    I used to work at Home Depot in the high country in Arizona. I helped open a new store and right after the rafters were erected two Great Horned owls showed up. They made HD their new home! Every year in the Spring they would mate and have 2 or 3 babies, and then disappear in the summer. In the Fall they would return to exact same rafter.
    Seeing the male take off to go hunt for mice or rabbits and bring it back to the female was incredible. Wingspan had to be at least 5 foot across.
    HD was very good about not disturbing them and roped off an entire isle when the babies were starting to learn to fly.

    A couple pics I took......

    DSCN1556.jpg
    DSCN1559.jpg
     
  11. Sep 24, 2011 at 12:32 PM
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    that was "OWLsome", now imagine that bird is as big as an elephant, I'm pretty sure people will be eaten by them every day.
     

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