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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

From Thomas Becher

Hilfe, ich seh doppelt! Waldohreulen im Schlafbaum. Canon EOS R5m2 * EF 300 mm f/2.8 L IS II USM 1/320 Sec. * f/18 * 300 mm * ISO 1250

Help I’m seeing double!

Long Eared Owls in the Mimosa Tree.

So the auto translation made Schlafbaum = sleeping tree. I wasn’t sure if that was accurate (both owls look wide awake after all…) so it turns out it is the Mimosa, Silk Tree, Silk Bark Tree, etc. I’m thinking that’s the proper translation, but I can only ID like 3 kinds of tree, and this isn’t one of them.

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  Check the new post I just shared and you can see a place that has 100+ LEOs in a tree and they consider that normal!

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