thanks, cberengu1. This is one of the owls hatched in this park where they leave most of owls untied. This owl has something on his feet, but usually that is not used and sometimes he flew overhead.
When I took this picture, there was a large audience around the owl and he was in his performance of flying back to his trainer when his name was called. In this shot, the owl showed his back to his trainer and ignored her. Obviously, he was not in the mood of performing. Instead, the owl was somehow staring at my camera lens so looked as though he was posing for a photographer (me). The audience was charged up even more!
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This is one of the owls hatched in this park where they leave most of owls untied. This owl has something on his feet, but usually that is not used and sometimes he flew overhead.
When I took this picture, there was a large audience around the owl and he was in his performance of flying back to his trainer when his name was called.
In this shot, the owl showed his back to his trainer and ignored her. Obviously, he was not in the mood of performing.
Instead, the owl was somehow staring at my camera lens so looked as though he was posing for a photographer (me). The audience was charged up even more!
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