Owl Being Involuntarily Burrowed

21 days ago by anon6789 to c/superbowl

From Henrik Nilsson

I'm not sure what the disagreement was all about but I sure was glad not being part of it.

Burrowing owls, Washington state.

Canon 7D II with Canon 600mmf4 III and 1.4x extender.

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violetrage 34 points 21 days ago

This, too, is yuri.

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anon6789 15 points 21 days ago

I cannot rule out glomping.

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pentastarm 2 points 21 days ago

WB violet

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