Owls in North London

[DazGee]

Hi All.

I've heard an owl hooting in the woods behinds us and there is a sign in Coppetts woods stating that a Tawny owl resides there.
I'm just wondering if anyone else knows of any other sightings in North London.
I would love to be able to photograph these birds but I think it would be down to pot luck.

[rubatroid]

There are Tawny Owls in hampstead heath and regents park. Regents Park also has Little Owls. The Tawny owls in Kensington gardens are probably the easiest to photograph - see here:
http://www.frasersimpson-birdphotography.com/tawnyowl.htm

Reuben

[scary-canary]

There are Tawny Owls in hampstead heath and regents park. Regents Park also has Little Owls. The Tawny owls in Kensington gardens are probably the easiest to photograph - see here:
http://www.frasersimpson-birdphotography.com/tawnyowl.htm

Reuben

Wow - they are fantastic!

[DazGee]

There are Tawny Owls in hampstead heath and regents park. Regents Park also has Little Owls. The Tawny owls in Kensington gardens are probably the easiest to photograph - see here:
http://www.frasersimpson-birdphotography.com/tawnyowl.htm

Reuben

Thank you |:d|
Great pictures, I will go for a wander.

[TomSmith]

The KG owls are much easier to see in winter when the branches are bare.

[Thing]

Assuming the KG birds breed again, the young should be out in February.

Dead easy to find and photograph - even an amateur can get half decent pics (http://countingcoots.blogspot.com/2009/02/heres-aluco-ing-at-you-kid.html)

[Thing]

Assuming the KG birds breed again, the young should be out in February.

Dead easy to find and photograph - even an amateur can get half decent pics (http://countingcoots.blogspot.com/2009/02/heres-aluco-ing-at-you-kid.html)

As that was quite an old post I forgot that it is actually a bit sweary.:smoke: