Marsh Owl
The Marsh Owl is active late afternoons and early morning; often seen on fence pole (see my images!) It's a locally common resident. Its habitat is tall open woodland and broad-leafed bushveld. The Marsh Owl eats mainly small rodents. Its call is a grating croak, like tearing canvas. Breeding habits: it's monogamous. It nests in a shallow pad concealed under grass tuft.
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Great photos, Jo! Love owls!
ReplyDeleteHello!:) What lovely photos of the Marsh Owl. I've never heard of this owl before.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely adorable.. love it
ReplyDeleteSometimes those owls do sit still and give us a chance. Even so, we have to be quick off the mark, set the camera to the right speed and exposure, frame the shot and then click the button before it flies. You got it right Jo.
ReplyDeletethe bird world rocks :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteI hardly ever see owls, but I know they are around.
Cool photos. I would never see an owl on the side of the road here.
ReplyDeletehe is a goreous litle Owl and one I have not even seen.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful bird - I love owls!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Darwin
Sweet shots. Gorgeous owl.
ReplyDeleteWhoa!!! Cool owl! I've never heard of the Marsh Owl. What a treat!
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