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One morning, my husband came in from hunting and said he saw an owl outback. My husband described an area out back that was about 3/4 of a mile from my home. I grabbed my camera, threw on some boots and walk/jogged that 3/4's of a mile - JUST IN CASE - that owl was still there. Low-and-behold, there he was, still chilling where my husband had seen him about fifteen/twenty minutes prior. God IS GOOD! I had wanted to get a photograph of an owl for DECADES!

The Barred Owl is the only Maine owl with dark brown eyes, a thicker appearing neck, and no ear-tufts. The neck and back are barred crosswise; the belly is barred lengthwise. It prefers swamps adjacent to wet, open meadows for foraging. The barred owl is a medium large owl with brown eyes and no ear-tufts.

he barred owl (Strix varia), also known as northern barred owl or hoot owl, is a true owl native to eastern North America. Adults are large, and are brown to grey with barring on the chest.[2] Barred owls have...

I am from a very small town in Central Maine. I have been married for over 32 years and have four grown children and four grandchildren. While I love photography, I do not have a lot of time to enjoy it. I work full-time and help with daycare for two of my grandchildren. When I have time, I take full advantage and I am usually gone for an entire day between travel and the photography. For many years, I kayaked in the same three ponds in Litchfield, Maine. About three years ago, I started to get bored. I wanted more. So, I ventured out to other large bodies of water - preferring to kayak on rivers and streams which seemed to provide a variety of wildlife and great sunrise and sunset opportunities. It was not until this summer...