"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
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@jon who did it better?
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"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
@jon This may actually be the best photo of all time
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@jon who did it better?
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"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
That was a great album
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"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
@jon I hate to be Bobby bummer, and I'm sure everyone is going to flame me, but it is absolutely wrong to disturbed any bird to "get the shot." The only reason to ever approach an owl's burrow would be to plant a small flag nearby to warn people--and tractors (burrowing owls love living along the edges of ag fields)--to steer clear.
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"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
@jon these burrowing owls are so photogenic
I've seen SO many great shots -
"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
@jon There first few albums were
but the more recent stuff is too commercial -
"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."
@jon WOW!
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