I photographed this baby Great Horned Owl in Pennsylvania, USA.
This was my first time seeing a baby owl climate tree.
Baby great horned owls are huge compared to a baby barred owl.
Again, if you see an owl on the ground, please give it space so it can hop, skip, and jump to the nearest tree to climb it!
This cutie was well monitored for two days by everybody in the community and on the second day, he climbed seven trees and once he finally found a sturdy one he stayed in it for 18 hours.
I have photos of this darling roosting in people’s daffodils.
People in Pennsylvania are extra extraordinary, literally everyone was pro-owl, meaning it wasn’t about the shot everyone wanted, to make sure the owl was OK. People opened up their homes to me, and their hearts. It was a life-altering experience, owl and human-wise.
Aww it’s sort of like how we scramble up some rocks. Very endearing how it would take a short break after every few steps.
As always, thank you for the owl lesson! 🤗
I’m glad you got a kick out of it! 😇