A self-portrait of me studying ice on frozen Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, about one hour after sunset.
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A self-portrait of me studying ice on frozen Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, about one hour after sunset.
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(Hopefully this means my logjam of editing is finally over and I’ll have some good photos up in the coming days!)
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Male Snowy Owls are barred with dark brown when they’re young and get whiter as they get older.
Males can be pure white, however females always have some brown feathers.
Since snowy owls are found in colder climates, they have a thick layer of down underneath their many layers of feathers to keep themselves warm in even the most frigid temperatures.
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