Post by tina mallari on Apr 22, 2008 7:08:05 GMT
HehEHehHEHehEHeEHe Mando 
Apparently, Grass owls are very curious birds. I honestly don't know what they are attracted to but almost every single owl that passed me always turned back as if it wanted to look at something again.
Maybe it's the clicking sound of the camera but they sure are curious birds. That's the reason why they all seem to be looking at you at the right moment - they actually ARE looking
In fact, when they turn back, they get so near that you won't be able to take a full shot of them when they are above you coz it's as if they are right above your head already.
The photo below is an example of a shot taken that was wasted because the owl was way too near. I have a lot of shots like these - close encounters of the OWL kind ;D
Apparently, Grass owls are very curious birds. I honestly don't know what they are attracted to but almost every single owl that passed me always turned back as if it wanted to look at something again.Maybe it's the clicking sound of the camera but they sure are curious birds. That's the reason why they all seem to be looking at you at the right moment - they actually ARE looking
In fact, when they turn back, they get so near that you won't be able to take a full shot of them when they are above you coz it's as if they are right above your head already.
The photo below is an example of a shot taken that was wasted because the owl was way too near. I have a lot of shots like these - close encounters of the OWL kind ;D
