Beautiful Barn Owl photos!
Photos of Barn Owls in the wild taken by professional wildlife photographers, plus a couple from Barn Owl Trust staff.
Photographers need to be aware of the importance of minimising the chances of disturbing the owls – especially when nesting or in bad weather. Do I need a licence to photograph owls?
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Barn Owl roosting
(Russell Savory)
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Barn Owl Flying Hunting
(Craig Jones)
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Barn Owl with flag
(Russell Savory)
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Barn Owl: Tyto alba
(Kevin Keatley)
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Barn Owl Fledgling
(Barn Owl Trust)
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Barn Owl Perched Hunting
(Russell Savory)
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Barn Owl Perched Hunting
(Nick Sampford)
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Barn Owl Flying Hunting
(Nick Sampford)
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Barn Owl Flying Hunting
(Craig Jones)
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Barn Owl Owlet
(David Ramsden)
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Barn Owl perched in the day
(Nick Sampford)
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Perched Barn Owl
(Russell Savory)
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Two Barn Owls roosting
(Kevin Keatley)
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Grateful thanks to these talented photographers for their love of Barn Owls and generous support of the Barn Owl Trust:
If you are planning to take Barn Owl photos, please note that it is illegal to disturb breeding Barn Owls and their nests.