Obsessed with Owls Woodcarving & Photography Studio

Obsessed with Owls Woodcarving & Photography Studio

Give the Gift of Nature

Woodcarvings & Photography by Mark Madden

September 27, 2020

Jane Kelly, Bird of Prey Educator and Rehabilitator
“On The Wing”

One of the greatest thrill’s I’ve had was to bring my Carving to a release of a rehabilitated Barred Owl. Jane Kelly let me get a picture of my Carving next to her & the live Owl. She was telling me what sex my Carving was and what it had been eating. Totally amazing experience. Look at the smile on my face.

 

Photos courtesy of Johnathan Herrick

The new Nikon Z 180 - 600 mm lens
Rebranding myself to include Photography
Jane Kelly and Live Great Horned Owl

Observers and Photographers should practice good ethics by keeping a respectful distance from any bird or wildlife. In general, if the bird reacts to your presence, you are too close. It’s time to back up.

Owl Viewing & Photography Ethics, Observe without Disturbing.

It is possible to love owls to death. Be responsible, and give owls the privacy they need.

Asking if you see any wildlife in your area could you please message me if you’re willing to let me come over and take pictures of them.
I’m specifically looking for Owls.

Through Jane Kelly I met a number of wonderful, wildlife photographers which inspired me to pursue the art of wildlife photography. Studying these birds in the wild has helped me with my wood carving immensely.

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Mark Madden has been Woodcarving since 1992
Photography & Studying Owls in the Wild to improve my Carvings
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617-633-9747