"Pete Arnold was able to get this shot of burrowing owls on the east side of Cheyenne this spring by leaving a GoPro video camera near their burrow."

[mlanger@mastodon.world]

@jon @nickgully This is really an amazing photo.

[benroyce@mastodon.social]

@jon

this is a meme template

[benroyce@mastodon.social]

@mastosalo @jon

everyone's burrowing history

but yes it also knows the local herbivores' browsing history, and others their grazing history

🤭

[ourparadise@social.tchncs.de]

@jon 🥰 🧐

[caismirneachraigi@mastodon.ie]

@jon I absolutely love this

[twobiscuits@graz.social]

@jon presumably that was one of the last things the camera saw

[softwaretheron@mas.to]

@jon
I like the flying one, all gear-down to land; it gives the impression it's been dropped on the image.
(Probably inevitable at this sort of shutter speed?)

[justbeep@social.tchncs.de]

@jon
This ologies podcast maybe interesting for owl lovers : https://www.alieward.com/ologies/strigiformology - just listened today

[mimesatwork@wandering.shop]

@jon Amazing meme potential

[nixcraft@mastodon.social]

@jon they are plotting to take over the world .. lol

[darlings@mstdn.plus]

@jon bird photo of the century

[crumbee@beige.party]

@jon
The hidden life of Cheyenne, we had prairie dogs and grouse out near Buford.

Thanks for sharing.

[iakobsdesamos@xarxa.cloud]

@jon couldn't resist making it a meme template for anyone in such a need

[baralheia@dragonchat.org]

@jon these owls about to drop a FIRE album

[jon@henshaw.social]

@erinaceus

Indeed. I'm assuming laziness on their part.

[whatnowreally@toot.community]

I cannot stop looking at this amazing photo

[binsk@infosec.exchange]

@jon who did it better?