Time to let go
“The
owl of Minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk”.
—Hegel.
[with Minerva, her owl and my best owl provider, in Bucharest]They are everywhere in Leeds and that's where we started noticing them
Bridge, Leeds, UK
Market, Leeds, UK
Urban Outfitters, Leeds
Art Museum, Leeds
by Claire Bentley-Smith, in Leeds
Gracie, our niece, owl-ed up
Tunbridge Wells, UK
from Gracie's Mum:
from Gracie's Gran:
RTW
Brighton
Rye
courtesy of Anonymous ART of Revolution
@ Edinburgh
Mallorca
Market, Leeds, UK
Urban Outfitters, Leeds
Art Museum, Leeds
by Claire Bentley-Smith, in Leeds
Gracie, our niece, owl-ed up
Tunbridge Wells, UK
from Gracie's Mum:
from Gracie's Gran:
RTW
Brighton
Rye
courtesy of Anonymous ART of Revolution
@ Edinburgh
Mallorca
Ubud Market, Bali, Indonesia
Espoo, Finland
Kunsthal, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
near Cluj-Napoca, Romania, courtesy of Mugur Ilea
made by Petruța Teampău, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
in Cluj
Turda Saltmine, Romania
near Bucharest, courtesy of Catalin Oancea
near Bucharest, courtesy of Ileana Oancea
Ileana's owls, yet again
courtesy of Ileana and Catalin Oancea
near Bucharest, courtesy of Dorothee Hasnas
Iasi, courtesy of Horea Sibisteanu
Lacul Rosu (Romania), courtesy of Horea Sibisteanu
on wasting time, by Aaron Balázs
Începem HungaRomânismele Viceversa cu buha - sora de codru literar a Bufniței cu puță de cupru, pe care-o bine știți deja
A fute buha (a pierde vremea) - baszni a baglyot (semmittevés)
in Brussels, from Sin-san
courtesy of Simona Valentin
via Laura Giurgiuman
courtesy of Akeem Dan
courtesy of Tell Bell, UK
Angelina in York, UK
Clifton, UK
courtesy of Maciek Sekerdej, Poland
Merry and Happy. Courtesy of Keith.
Courtesy of Neil's student
on Postsecret
courtesy of Lost at E Minor
via Alex Mustatea
Artwork by ‘Red’ Hong Yi
via Otto el pilotto
courtesy of True Activist
via Sinzana Carstocea
by June Leeloo
via Pashka Sensei
"Owl mid-flight" on Amazing Things in the World
via postsecret.com
via Carmen Cesareanu
Twit Twoo ... How many owls can you spot? A tiny owlet is almost invisible at first glance as it blends into the feathers of its mother. Even wildlife photographer Marina Scarr only realised she had taken pictures of two owls after she looked at the image on her camera while taking pictures in Desoto park, Florida. Photograph: Marina Scarr/Caters News Agency
How sweet!
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