all-white snowy owl
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all-white snowy owl

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mr.sharp-photo

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you could spot it from literally 1 km away. it looked like a shiny piece of scrap metal.

snowy owl (all white) by Richard Sigesmund, on Flickr

snowy owl (all white) by Richard Sigesmund, on Flickr
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Beauty man!  I've not seen nearly as many in my usual travels compared to the last couple winters.  I may have to get out of my "zone"!
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We don't see many pure white males down here in southern Ontario. I saw predictions that this would be a big invasion year, based on the number of early reports, but it doesn't appear to have turned out that way. I haven't been out much, but I know there have been two different birds seen at Colonel Samuel Smith Park this season, but neither one is reliable.


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Quote from: "Brian Bailey"
We don't see many pure white males down here in southern Ontario. I saw predictions that this would be a big invasion year, based on the number of early reports, but it doesn't appear to have turned out that way. I haven't been out much, but I know there have been two different birds seen at Colonel Samuel Smith Park this season, but neither one is reliable.


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kind of surprised. i assumed that SS would need to wait until there was ice
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