Owl dropping vole and watching it fall.
Owl with vole in beak.
This photos were taken by Peter Thiemann last week along Keno Access Road.
Posted by: atowhee | October 20, 2013
GREAT GRAY AUTUMN
Posted in birding, birds, Cascades, flora, natural history, oregon, owl | Tags: Aspen, fall foliage, Great Gray Owl, Keno Access Road, vole
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Excellent photos! My dad and I went down that road looking for the owl, but perhaps we didn’t go far enough down… Beautiful pictures.
By: bree0087 on October 21, 2013
at 9:29 pm