Daddy Owl
Multiple flights
Daddy Owl
Crow highway. Crow highway with cranes. Volcano at dusk.
Crow highway and cranes on the Rio Grande.
Animals / Birds / Bosque / Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / cranes / Crows / Great Horned owls / Moon / Owls / Rio Grande / Sandhill Cranes / Sandias / Sunset / Trees
Peekaboo!
Off Center & Not Even 
Wow Timothy the owl looks soooo happy. Great picture and the skys surreal! 💖
Thanks, Cindy.
You’re so welcome!
Love to see the owls again.
I love them all but I really love the crow highway with the line of cranes at the bottom. Wonderful shots!
Thanks, Dale.
Beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing 😊
You are welcome, Ingrid. Thanks, for dropping by.
Owls – YES! Is it back? (well, maybe it never left). Any chance the offspring made it back as well?
Hi Brian. It’s the same pair. They’ve been hooting around here all winter. Mama owl showed up a little later. With it being so dry, the owlets are leaving as soon as they are self sufficient.
Oh my goodness, what a collection tonight. Owl pics are stunning, and the heart tree looked so wonderful. All the pics are gorgeous, Tim.
Thanks, Jeff. The owls are starting to show themselves.
You’re welcome, Tim. Always. I see that. I saw one early this morning, just before dawn, flying from tree to tree. A delight.
Ah, so good seeing Daddy Owl again! Any news on his family?
Conspiracy of beauty holds well in your kningdom!
Mama owl showed up later. The owlets left months ago. Thanks Marina.
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Wowls!!!! Wowls on the Grande. YES!!!
Thanks, Shey.
You have the best way with words, Shey: Wowls! I’ve added that word to my vocabulary. Soon to be in the Oxford Dictionary.
I think “wowls” is from one of Shey’s kids or grandkids. It’s a great word. Thanks, Rebecca.
The Peekaboo shot of Daddy Owl is awesome. Nature’s camo is so remarkable. Were the crows just gathering or relocating?
I don’t know where the crows go. Thousands of them fly up and down the Rio Grande daily. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
A beautiful selection of photos, Tim, and I enjoyed seeing Daddy Owl again. It won’t be long before It here is a new generation of owlets again.
Thanks, Lavinia.
Wonderful owl pictures, Timothy.
Thanks, Roberta.
That opening shot is cammo at its finest. I’m surprised you even saw daddy Owl. When will the owls start nesting? Where’s Mama?
Crow highway with cranes is a fab shot, Tim!
You have a volcano there?
Is that Shey’s tree on the left of the last shot?
Thanks, Resa. The trees in the last shot are Teagan’s and Gi’s trees all bunched up on the left and Susan’s tree on the right.
You have a great way of presenting photography in a post, Tim. Wowls on Daddy owl photos.
I can’t help but think of:
The Owl and the Pussy-cat went to sea
In a beautiful pea-green boat,
They took some honey, and plenty of money,
Wrapped up in a five-pound note.
The Owl looked up to the stars above…
Edward Lear
I have thought of that poem many times with all thew wowls and pussy-cats we have around here.
Thank you for the introduction to Cary! We had a marvelous conversation. Don is looking forward to the post-production process. I am looking forward to meeting up with Tristan!!!
I’m happy you all connected.
You always capture wonderful scenes!!!
Thanks, Yellow Cable.
Oh how I love seeing your Owls again! Thank you!
Thanks, Nancy.
A Spunku about animals in your life inspired by the owl photos:
Hello, Daddy Owl!
Listen to coyotes howl.
The cats say meow.
Spunk perked his ears and is smiling, You are a Spunkusmith. Daddy owl, the coyotes, the kitties and I love it. Thanks, JYP.
I just read your Spunku to Laurie. It made her laugh and she commented “how true.” We hear the owls and coyotes every night. Of course the cats always have something to say.
I am pleased to know that this Spunku was appreciated by you and Laurie and all of the animals. I couldn’t have written it without the inspiration from your blog
We really appreciate your Spunku prowess. We seem to provide inspiration for one another.
Wow … wonderful shots Tim! And that owl, sure looks like a happy guy!
Thanks, Julie.
Your work is phenomenal Tim! I think we all love the owls but the birds, sky, and clay colored mountain is something else. We do have grows here but I we put out lots of seeds and corn for the deer. I miss the sound of the wrens. Milkweed grows wild around here, we will try and grow some in our wild flower garden next year. Big hugs my friend.
Monarch butterflies like milkweed. Thanks, Joni.