Filming Nature's Extremes's video: Great Horned Owls

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I was able to spot this pair of wild Great Horned Owls perched up underneath a bridge. One (possibly male - seen in most of the video) was awake and on alert. Notice how quickly its pupils can focus in and out! The other owl (possibly female, seen at the end of the video) was asleep a few feet away. It was very neat to have had the chance to finally experience these beautiful creatures in the wild!

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