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Great Gray Owls Have No Ear Tufts. . Unlike many owls such as the Great Horned Owl, Great Grays have smooth, rounded heads with no ear tufts—just a perfectly circular facial disc.
Pine Martens Are About the Size of a House Cat. . Despite their fierce hunting abilities, pine martens are fairly small—about 1.5 to 2.5 feet long, weighing only 1.5 to 3 pounds.
Before a bird takes flight - here is what to look for. 📷 www.7footphotographer.com
They Don’t Migrate Far . Northern Hawk Owls usually stay in their northern habitats year-round, but some will move south in winter if food supplies are low.
A solar eclipse humbles everyone. Iceland 2026. 📷 www.7footphotographer.com
The Feathered Future of Alaska . This wide-eyed juvenile bald eagle takes a proud seat on a shoreline log, surveying the wild kingdom it’ll one day rule. Still mottled, still learning, still absolutely magnificent. Alaska raises its icons early—and they grow bold fast.
Fun Facts - Osprey 📷 www.7footphotographer.com
Tufa - The Stone Towers of the Desert Sea
Long-Distance Travelers. . Though tied to the Arctic, snowy owls sometimes travel thousands of miles south in a behavior called “irruption.” These irregular migrations bring them further south into the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
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Ermine Cache Extra Food. . Ermine often store surplus prey in their dens during times of abundance, ensuring they have meals for later when hunting is tough.
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They Have Retractable-Like Claws—But Bigger! . Their long, curved claws—up to 4 inches—are non-retractable but highly useful for digging, fishing, and tearing apart logs in search of insects.
Florida’s Sharpest Hunter—Caught on Camera 📷 www.7footphotographer.com
They Can Punch Through Snow. . When hunting, they dive through deep snow to grab rodents hiding beneath—sometimes breaking through layers of ice with their powerful talons!
Who Cooks for You? Barred Owl Fun Facts! 📷 www.7footphotographer.com
A bald eagle dropping into a perfect landing—talons out, eyes locked, and every feather tuned to the cold Alaska wind. Moments like this make photography workshops here unforgettable. The power, the precision, the raw presence of these birds never loses its impact. When you’re close enough to feel the rush of wings, you know you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.