Tiptoe Landing
by Norman Johnson
Title
Tiptoe Landing
Artist
Norman Johnson
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
A young burrowing owl comes in for a landing at its nest in Cape Coral, Florida in mid May 2016. Burrowing owls (athene cunicularia) can be found in the open landscapes of prairies, desert, grassland, pastures, airports, public parks, �and playgrounds of the America from western Canada, the United States, including Florida, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America down to Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego in Argentina. They live in underground burrows that they've dug or taken over from a prairie dog, ground squirrel, tortoise, gopher, or gopher turtle.
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June 27th, 2016
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Comments (26)
Norman Johnson
I'm glad you like it, Scott. Thank you very much for the feature in the group "FAA Portraits - Birds."
Norman Johnson
I'm really glad you like it Alice. Thank you very much for the feature in the group "Florida Scenic Photography."
Dawn Currie
Norman, Congratulations for your feature in our group, Florida-Images of the Sunshine State!
Norman Johnson replied:
I'm really glad you like this Dawn. Thank you very much for the feature in the group "Florida - Images Of The Sunshine State."
Marvin Blaine
Amazing capture Norman! Adding Like Now!
Norman Johnson replied:
I'm glad you like it Marvin.This is my favorite of my burrowing owl pictures.
Dawn Currie
Norman, Congratulations on your feature in Pure Nature Photography - celebrating the best of our natural world!
Norman Johnson replied:
I'm really glad you like this Dawn. Thank you very much for the feature in the group "Pure Nature Photography - celebrating the best of our natural world."
Laurie Search
This is just fantastic, Norman!!! So adorable and wonderful timing and detail!! :)))vf
Don Columbus
Congratulations Norman, your work is Featured in "A Birding Group - Wings"!
Norman Johnson replied:
I'm glad you like it Don. Thank you very much for the feature in the broup "A Birding Group - Wings."
HH Photography of Florida
This is on my "to do" list ... get down to Cape Coral to see these little guys. Great capture, Norman.
Norman Johnson replied:
I think you will love it Helen. The best times for photo opportunities are early and late in the day. Use midday to scout out potential sites. Birds will be out but not as active.