Great Horned Owl Wearing Cone Of Shame

On the first, second and third image you can see Hooh - large pet great horned owl. I wnat to make another picture with this owl. A photorealistic, humorous scene. The Great Horned Owl, Hooh, is standing on a stark, clean veterinary examination table. Fitted snugly around her neck is a large, transparent plastic "Elizabethan collar" (cone of shame). The cone's wide rim completely blocks her normal range of motion, forcing her head into a fixed, upward-tilted position. One of her legs has visible bandages and pink skin even - clearly some of feathers were removed to tick/flea treatment. We see her from a high angle, looking down at her face. Her huge, golden eyes are glaring straight ahead (upward) with an expression of pure, seething, aristocratic rage and deep offense. Her ear tufts are flattened in annoyance. The cone's edges slightly distort the view of the sterile clinic room behind her. Bright, clinical lighting highlights every detail of her trapped fury and the cheap plastic.