Tawny Owl

As in my previous #blog indicated I finished #sundaymorning set out to a #Bosuil . I got to discover it a day earlier, but then didn't have the #equipments to take pictures that were to my liking.

So I had packed my bag on Saturday night, spread bread and put everything ready. #Zondagochtend at 7:00am the and wake up at ease because I wanted to leave around quarter to 8 am so I #sunrise would be in the woods.

Arriving in the empty parking lot I put on the backpack, tripod with camera and lens over the shoulder and I went #walking . I was walking for fifteen minutes in an awakening, deserted forest and saw a few roe deer roaring around on the meadows. I stopped. Put my tripod down and see if I was anywhere #ree what could be closer #photographing . So I looked around if there would be a path somewhere that could take me through the forest to the meadows. I didn't see this and figured out how to silently about a #bosbodem could be walking. A forest floor covered with dried leaves and very fragile twigs. Because taking pictures from the path where I was now, that was too far and the forest was overgrown too close. So I could never shoot the roe deer nicely. 

But suddenly I saw that I was being looked at. 

I was looked at, from behind the dry branches and the moving reed of a still sleepy forest.