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Category Archives: Barn owl
Explosion of insects
With all the warm weather over the past couple of weeks the air, the hedgerow and the field margin are now full of insects. Not only is this beautiful to see but it is also a great food source for … Continue reading →
Posted in Barn owl, Butterfly, insects, Local patch, nature, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Tagged bugs, Damselfly, Green nettle weevil, insects, Local patch, macro, nature, Oxfordshire, speckled wood, wasp beetle, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Owls
Around my local patch I get 4 different types of owls. Barn owl, Tawny owl, Little owl and Short- eared owl. Over the past couple of weeks both a Barn owl and two Little owls have been very visible. Five … Continue reading →
Posted in Barn owl, birds, Blogging, Local patch, nature, Oxfordshire, photography, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Tagged Barn owl, birds, Blogging, education, Little owl, Local patch, nature, owls, Oxfordshire, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Barn owl hunting
Just after sunset we left the house to go badger watching. On social media many people are reporting they are seeing their badgers now appearing in daylight. The moment we stepped in to the field we were distracted by a … Continue reading →
Posted in Barn owl, birds, nature, Oxfordshire, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife photography
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Tagged Barn owl, birds, dusk, nature, owls, wildlife, Wildlife photography
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