Great Horned Owl by Littlejock

Photography • Animals • posted on Dec 06, 2009

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

This is a cute Horned Owl, another variety of the Owl, is a new guy in the show of Birds of Prey in my city and I wanted to show to you. I like the expression and diferent colour tones. Thank you so much for your time and comments. Luis You can visit my personal website here Take It To The Limit

Comments (17)

)

rocserum

3:42PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

Wonderful bird, great shot! RS

)

awjay

3:48PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

excellent my friend

)

MOSKETON

4:09PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

PRECIOSA IMAGEN.

)

mariogiannecchini

4:37PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

Wonderful bird, great shot!

)

sharky_

4:38PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

Impressive portrait. Aloha

BorisB

4:40PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

An excellent presentation!!!

Ilona-Krijgsman

5:15PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

what a beauty LUIS..owls have such a strong charisma

)

webmasterfossy

5:19PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

Looks like someone has stolen his mouse.Exellent! Fossy

)

danapommet

9:49PM | Sun, 06 December 2009

Beautiful crisp capture with much details. Dana

vkoontz

1:55AM | Mon, 07 December 2009

You're next :)

)

helanker

2:11AM | Mon, 07 December 2009

OHH this is a pure beauty. Gorgeous eyes too. Excellent capture Luis.

)

kgb224

7:54AM | Mon, 07 December 2009

Outstanding capture my friend.

)

Hubba1

8:30AM | Mon, 07 December 2009

Wow, very cool shot, perfect!

)

Chipka

1:12AM | Tue, 08 December 2009

Gorgeous! Birds of Prey are always such intriguing creatures, especially with such piercing eyes! They're so expressive, considering the fact that their faces are covered in feathers and beaks don't indicate smiles or frowns. Ah, but that's birds for you! This is gorgeous and straight into my favorites it goes.

)