Anyone who really wants to increase the number of owls they see (and all other animals) should invest in a good thermal scope. I think even the most accomplished wildlife spotter will be shocked at how many animals they walk past. Hard to swallow the price, but well worth it in my opinion. The capability of modern thermal scopes is astounding.
What a wonderful presentation by Izzy. She will do very well in life, I am sure!. Great job too, John. I really enjoyed that. I live in Eastern Ontario, Canada and my favourite birds to photograph are Owls and Hawks. Picked up some great tips from this video.
Oh, I love this! I have seen and photographed several barred owls here in East Tennessee. Never seen another kind. But last time I was at my sister’s house, urban North Carolina, I was shocked to hear owls from the guest room! Next time I go, I will look for them. You have such beautiful pictures!!
Girl is the bomb...my educational journey was extraordinary and serendipitous also...seeking your bliss and your place to serve powers magic and wonders. Go forth bearing witness and arming bears!
Very informative. Im just discovering the topic of owls. I recently started hearing owls at night wooing each other. Its Dec. and I think its breeding time for long horned owls and its early Dec.
Hi all, Izzy here! Wanted to give an update as I recently rewatched this recording and realized I misinformed about the origin of the Barred Owl! The Barred Owl is NOT a native species in the Pacific Northwest of North America. Barred Owls are native to the East Coast and only migrated westward in the late 1800s following human alterations to the landscape. They are now considered an invasive species on the West Coast as they displace native wildlife species including the threatened Northern Spotted Owl. Thanks for uploading this video John, I appreciate the opportunity to speak with you!
I'm still watching this (have to watch it in spurts because of well life). I've been trying to find owls for years. Your technique of following their calls in the evening to find them morning with the other tips was eye opening! Thank you! Looking forward to using this information!
And I didn't realize how young and accomplished you are! I'm even more impressed now! Amazing talent, insight, knowledge, AND ethical standards! Can't say I had that ethical stance at that age, sadly. Most impressive miss and looking forward to seeing your work advance.
@@JohnColdSnap Thanks John. I found out she's there right now. She spoke with Sparky yesterday and I sent her a message this am. She was shooting Snowy Owls with someone from Minnesota, I think the same day as the interview. Have to applaud any young person with such lofty wildlife and naturalistic goals.
Wow, really impressive skills! Thanks for the tips!
Anyone who really wants to increase the number of owls they see (and all other animals) should invest in a good thermal scope. I think even the most accomplished wildlife spotter will be shocked at how many animals they walk past. Hard to swallow the price, but well worth it in my opinion. The capability of modern thermal scopes is astounding.
Sounds awesome, I really want one of those.
What a wonderful presentation by Izzy. She will do very well in life, I am sure!. Great job too, John. I really enjoyed that. I live in Eastern Ontario, Canada and my favourite birds to photograph are Owls and Hawks. Picked up some great tips from this video.
Thanks Phillip--glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Philip, glad you found this video helpful 😊
Sweet good thorough personal engaging presentation.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊
Oh, I love this! I have seen and photographed several barred owls here in East Tennessee. Never seen another kind. But last time I was at my sister’s house, urban North Carolina, I was shocked to hear owls from the guest room! Next time I go, I will look for them. You have such beautiful pictures!!
Girl is the bomb...my educational journey was extraordinary and serendipitous also...seeking your bliss and your place to serve powers magic and wonders. Go forth bearing witness and arming bears!
Thank you so much 😊
Very informative. Im just discovering the topic of owls. I recently started hearing owls at night wooing each other. Its Dec. and I think its breeding time for long horned owls and its early Dec.
This is wonderful! Thank you. More places in Seattle I have seen owls: Longfellows Creek, Camp Long, Arboretum in South Seattle CC
Great video
Thanks
Gorgeous!
Hi all, Izzy here! Wanted to give an update as I recently rewatched this recording and realized I misinformed about the origin of the Barred Owl! The Barred Owl is NOT a native species in the Pacific Northwest of North America. Barred Owls are native to the East Coast and only migrated westward in the late 1800s following human alterations to the landscape. They are now considered an invasive species on the West Coast as they displace native wildlife species including the threatened Northern Spotted Owl.
Thanks for uploading this video John, I appreciate the opportunity to speak with you!
Thanks for the updates. This video continues to get many many views! I hope you are doing well.
PS--yes the Barred Owl invasiveness is a real threat to many native species here in the Great Plains too.
I wish I had $10k to drop on camera equipment
What lens are you using? I'm just starting at age 52. lens 70-200mm f4
I believe Lizzy is using the canon 500mm
@@JohnColdSnap thanks
Currently using canon 400 2.8 as my main lens :)
Northern Pygmy owls will often times will almost poop on you, just got to look up
lol! Don't look up!
Her name should be CHER. The long eared owl 😄
I'm still watching this (have to watch it in spurts because of well life). I've been trying to find owls for years. Your technique of following their calls in the evening to find them morning with the other tips was eye opening! Thank you! Looking forward to using this information!
And I didn't realize how young and accomplished you are! I'm even more impressed now! Amazing talent, insight, knowledge, AND ethical standards! Can't say I had that ethical stance at that age, sadly. Most impressive miss and looking forward to seeing your work advance.
And I have a video on my channel of a barred owl taking a bath in the pond!
Really cool John and Izzy! I didn't hear when did Izzy say she was coming to the Bog? And thank you both for a very entertaining hour!
You are welcome. I am not sure exactly when she was planning to be there. Sometime in the next week or so.
@@JohnColdSnap Thanks John. I found out she's there right now. She spoke with Sparky yesterday and I sent her a message this am. She was shooting Snowy Owls with someone from Minnesota, I think the same day as the interview. Have to applaud any young person with such lofty wildlife and naturalistic goals.
@@collectionsbycarolbycarola547 yes she is very inspiring to young and old!