I finally got a shot with the ear-tufts raised. This is a familiar individual, so it wasn't on edge, and yet it kept its ear-tufts up. I've seen and photographed this bird several times before, but this was a first.

Paired with the individual in the photo above. How do you tell male from female in Collared Scops Owl? This one is even more accustomed to people.

It perched on a nice branch, but the expression isn't great. It's not actually angry, though… ^^;

Yet another pair found. Unusually for Collared Scops Owls, they were perched a little higher up. The light didn't reach them, so I had to push the exposure up several stops, and the result is very noisy.

Paired with the individual above. It didn't seem used to people and would only let me get a shot like this. ^^;

The Collared Scops Owls are targeting frogs and the like that appear in the rain.