Hi and welcome to my Blog, my name is Paul Riddle and I live in south Leicestershire, UK. Back in August 2007 my quest began to locate as many local Little Owl territories as possible. The driving force was a reported decline in the uk numbers so I thought I would do my bit and conduct a study in my area. After 7 years and countless hours out in the field I have detected over 200 different sites. With a thirst for a greater understanding of the owls a more comprehensive monitoring and nest box programme then commenced. This also now includes monitoring the local and very sparse population of Barn Owls, please pop back occasionally and catch up with the life and times of my owls and any other wildlife that I come across. I hope you enjoy your visit!!!

Saturday 21 January 2012

Barn Owl?

You may well of thought that by the title of this post I was going to share some recent Barn Owl images, well sorry to disappoint!
There is a barn and there is an owl, but it's a Little Owl in and around a barn!
Due to the fact that the weather has yet again scuppered and chances of getting out I thought I'd get on with doing some more organising of my files and images. Whilst doing this I came across a selection from my site No 172, the majority of which have never posted before, so just to keep things ticking over I'd like to share them with you, enjoy............











Here's hoping the local conditions have a change for the better and I can get out otherwise I'm afraid to say that I will have to delve deep into my archives again to share some more old stuff!

7 comments:

  1. Stunning photos! What a magnificent looking bird!

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  2. Fabulous images Rid! Keep 'em coming!

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  3. In weather like we've been having, it's nice to see some really great images, even if they are from the past. Brilliant Paul!!

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  4. Preciosas fotos de un ave preciosa.
    Saludos!!

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  5. I am in total awe of your photos!! I especially love the owl in your header...very nice!!

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  6. Quality images Paul thanks for posting

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  7. Loving the headers mate..........

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