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    Posted: 21 Mar 2012 at 10:17pm
Saw this,
 
I think its a Barn Owl slaughtering one of my Grassie hot spots, what do you think it is, time, around 3pm.
 
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I wonder what the Rspb would say if some one shot it
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short eared owl?

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Originally posted by tim hamlett tim hamlett wrote:

short eared owl?

I would agree with SEOwl. Brown markings concentrated on the breast, plain on belly + distinctive wing patterning. I nearly stepped on one while walking across a local common last week, beautiful creature.
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Don't you mean 'quartering' one of your Grassie hot spots LOL (sorry)
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Originally posted by Noodles Noodles wrote:

Don't you mean 'quartering' one of your Grassie hot spots LOL (sorry)
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