Dusk colors on our way to check on the owls
While it was too dark to see in the nest with the naked eye, my iPhone’s LiDAR was able to see Nora Owl in the nest giving me the eye. I assume she was feeding the owlettes that we have not seen yet.
Eye Of Owl
Off Center & Not Even 
Wow Nora is really giving you the eye! She was hard to find like one of those optical illusions pictures!☺️
Great pictures, Tim!
Thanks, Becky. The owls really blend into the cottonwoods.
Ooh.. a bit like the Macbeth cauldron scene words …..
Eye eye! Thanks, Shey.
lol!
In fact, it’s a hoot….
It’s so cool that you saw the owl tonight! You know how much I love Owls!
Thank you, Tim!
You’re welcome, Nancy.
Oooh…. Wonderful…… I hope she has another successful breeding year 🙂
Thanks, Sue.
I love the “Nora’s Eye” photo!
Always watching and aware. 🙂 Beautiful dusk colors.
I would imagine the bosque to be ideal owl habitat.
Thanks, Princess. You would think owls and cottonwoods were made for each other.
Seeing Nora Owl is such a treat! Beautiful dusk.
Thanks, Marina.
I see two owlet faces if zoomed in. They are in the tree, upper right of Nora.
Thanks, Susan.
Great work Owl Patrol! That sounds like a great feature on your phone. Hugs.
One of the reasons I got the iPhone 13 when it came out was for the low-light photography. The iPhone 16 is much better. I have used my Bazooka lens in months. However, when the owlettes start showing themselves more, I will probably drag out the Bazooka. Thanks, Teagan.
Yay! Right on!
Thanks, Resa.
Saw the eye. Thanks Timothy.
Thanks, Robbie.
It was good to see Nora, Tim. I look forward to the seeing parents and owlets every year.
Thanks, Lavinia.
Oh I see her eye you with the evil eye.. lol 😝
Thanks, Cindy.
She sure has her eye on you Tim ..
Eye eye! For sure. Thanks, Julie.
People like to laugh at me when I am standing at dusk taking pictures with my phone vs the The Beast hanging at my side, but as you demonstrated, they have a better ability to detect edges in bad light.
Absolutely. Phone cameras are phenomenal these days. Thanks, Brian.