ML503631271
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Fecha
Localidad
- Edad
- No especificado
- Sexo
- No especificado
Detalles de la observación
13.31,at the western part of the FDA, my binoculars followed the bustart to the eastern grove of trees under the eastern dame, where in the mist after the rain one magpie and more than 5 crows could be vagely seen sat pertched. that was when a huge shape of rufous grey came into view at the top of a treestump. I nearly thought it was a trunk and put the binuculars down, but when I fucused, this is what went through my mind "just in case, an owl could look like a stump" "wait a sec, what the heck is this?" "why does it look so much like an Owl? nono it must be the mist playing tricks,it can't be" "IT MOVED! god dam it it is a Eurisian Eagle Owl! " I traveled across the great grassland and hecked my way through the reeds as quickly as possible, and the owl disappeared from the stump, then was found in a dead tree among the grove. I edged in closer, tried to get a picture through the binos, and croutched there staring throu the scopes awstruck at such a huge being. now the crows and magpies are all gone,and pretty lazily, the huge owl turned its half closed eyes to me, then turned away again uninterested. I changed another angle, and there we sat for more than half an hour, me watching him, and he taking a good nap. I have imagined this moment before, but now I couldn't think of a thing but tu stare. later when I stood up to go he was disturbed and stared at me through my whole trip back onto the dam.
Información técnica
- ISO
- 56
- Focal length
- 4.8 mm
- Flash
- Flash did not fire
- f-stop
- f/1.6
- Shutter speed
- 3935591/1000000000 sec
- Dimensions
- 4000 pixels x 2256 pixels
- Original file size
- 1.69 MB