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Hasty Brook
Hasty Brook is the loveliest place in my world. It's a little piece of heaven in northern Minnesota.
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“Use what talents you possess. The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best.”
-Henry Van Dyke
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21 comments:
Great photo series.You certainly captured the moment.
Super super photos--wow.
I am wordless too.
I just found out about "Wordless Wednesday." ... but it makes sense too. In this case, through, the one word at the end makes the post.
And also the great photos!
Hooty-Hoot! Great photos.
really looks like he enjoyed it too!
Okay. I want to know how they got their GHOW to eat in the daytime.
Because that is just cool...I wonder if Sylvester could be taught that?
doesn't she look like the canary that ate the cat!?!
lol, good job Lynne, it looks like it moved awfully fast for that meat.
Tee hee hee Lynne! Love the look on his face in that last photo!
That had to be quite exciting to watch! Great photos and really great when you enlarge them!
The closeups you've gotten on all their faces are wonderful. (owl, peregrine,..) Something I forget when I see them soaring from such a distance.
Those eyes are awesome--
A very satisfied looking owl at the end - he is so darn handsome!
I'm pretty sure that in that last photo the owl is using mind control -- You will give me more!
Great series, and love your captions. I agree, following the others the last one looks like "BURP!"
LOL! That last photo is awesome! Especially with your caption.
~other Sharon
Amazing series here. Your final comment is what I was just thinking! Looks like I've missed out on a lot while I've been gone!
Those are such neat pictures Lynne! I love your caption at the end!
Cool!
So that's how that's done!!! Great shots Lynne!!!
Wow! What an amazing series of photos! Beautiful detail. I would love to see one of these creatures up close and in the wild! Thanks for sharing. Great choice of topic! :)
I don't know how I missed this!
I'm guessing the entire series took about .5 second?
Amazing, Linne!
Great photos!I'm going to e a copycat pretty soon because I just saw a falconry show.-that owl looks a litle bit like a friend of mine when the Gians were getting beat by the Browns.
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