Category: Feeding
Northern Harriers – Surprise Attack
Hummingbird In Flight In A Field Of Pink
I believe it’s a female Black-chinned Hummingbird but I can’t be sure of the species.
More Yellow-rumped Warblers
I’ve finally seen and culled the 1900+ photos I took of these butter-butts a week ago today. The following day I posted two of them but since then I found more that I like so I’m including some of them today.
A One-eyed Pelican And A One-eared Weasel
It’s no surprise that it’s tough to make a living out there in the wild but I was surprised to find this much stark evidence of it on the same morning.
Green Heron Seeming To Defy The Laws Of Gravity
Technically Green Heron’s aren’t considered to be rare in Utah but they’re close. This one was a lifer for me.
Yellow-rumped Warblers Galore
Dancing House Finch
American Robin In Diving Flight
The moment I saw this photo from yesterday morning on my monitor it became my personal favorite of an American Robin.
Sage Thrashers, Fragrant Sumac And Seed Dispersal
Wilson’s Warblers, Wood Warblers And Rictal Bristles
Here’s a little warbler detail I’ll bet many birders miss. Until recently I’d certainly missed it.
Swainson’s Hawks – A Food Exchange That Didn’t Go As Planned
But you certainly have to give them credit for their creative approach to the transfer.
MacGillivray’s Warbler – Big Stretch For Aphids
Female Western Tanager Showing Her Apparent Displeasure
Juvenile Western Tanager Investigating A Potential Snack
A matter of a few inches can make the difference between a rather pedestrian image and one that’s far more interesting.
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Northern Harriers – Surprise Attack
Hummingbird In Flight In A Field Of Pink
I believe it’s a female Black-chinned Hummingbird but I can’t be sure of the species.
More Yellow-rumped Warblers
I’ve finally seen and culled the 1900+ photos I took of these butter-butts a week ago today. The following day I posted two of them but since then I found more that I like so I’m including some of them today.
A One-eyed Pelican And A One-eared Weasel
It’s no surprise that it’s tough to make a living out there in the wild but I was surprised to find this much stark evidence of it on the same morning.
Green Heron Seeming To Defy The Laws Of Gravity
Technically Green Heron’s aren’t considered to be rare in Utah but they’re close. This one was a lifer for me.
Yellow-rumped Warblers Galore
Dancing House Finch
American Robin In Diving Flight
The moment I saw this photo from yesterday morning on my monitor it became my personal favorite of an American Robin.
Sage Thrashers, Fragrant Sumac And Seed Dispersal
Wilson’s Warblers, Wood Warblers And Rictal Bristles
Here’s a little warbler detail I’ll bet many birders miss. Until recently I’d certainly missed it.
Swainson’s Hawks – A Food Exchange That Didn’t Go As Planned
But you certainly have to give them credit for their creative approach to the transfer.
MacGillivray’s Warbler – Big Stretch For Aphids
Female Western Tanager Showing Her Apparent Displeasure
Juvenile Western Tanager Investigating A Potential Snack
A matter of a few inches can make the difference between a rather pedestrian image and one that’s far more interesting.