Owl Encounter #2

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After that first encounter with the owl - in which I was not entirely sure what I was looking at - I returned to the scene, hoping I could find it again. I was walking that same section of the trail and watching for it. I could see it, maybe fifteen feet away, behind two trees. That's photo number one. I watched it for a minute before it flew down and lit on the ground nearby. Then it went over to a fallen tree. It looked like it caught and ate something but I could not see. That's photo number 2. It flew to another tree and sat on a limb for minute or two before flying over to the creek. I could barely see it at that point so I moved on. I'll be watching for it now that I know a little about its habits. Maybe I can get some better photos. The problem is, it's crepuscular. Magnificent and crepuscular1. 1. Crepuscular: (of an animal) appearing or active in twilight.

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