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Normally the owl would have its eyes closed when landing near the cavity. I figured it was the way to protect its eye. When I was looking at this prey delivery sequence, at first, I thought it was kind of strange that the adult male would have its eye open during landing and passing of the prey. When I zoomed in and looked closely, the eye was closed. The feather pattern around its eye look like an eye itself. Nature, it never ceases to amaze me. I am learning something new with every pair that I get to photograph.
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by sirianul
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