Male American Kestrel Getting Some Tail
When you’re a small falcon trying to survive in the wild you can’t be too picky about what you’re willing to eat.
Category: Behaviors
Williamson’s Sapsuckers Performing Their Endless Domestic Duties
Black-billed Magpie In A Laborious Ascent
Flying is a lot of work and sometimes it results in surprisingly little aerial progress.
Fighting Wild Horses Of The Onaqui Herd
I’ve never been more intimidated in the field with a camera in my hand than I was at this moment.
A Massive Ferruginous Hawk Nest, Including A Chick
And to think that we thought Red-tailed Hawk nests take a lot of work to build. A typical red-tail nest pales in comparison to this one.
Male Red-tailed Hawk Struggling To Gather Nesting Material
Hard work and a stubborn streak eventually paid off when the male of the pair went looking for suitable nest-building materials.
Ferruginous Hawk Carrying Unusual Nesting Material Straight At Me
Mated Red-tailed Hawks And The Fleeting Nature Of The ‘Golden Hour’
Harsh midday light is not the photographer’s friend but the warm glow of the ‘golden hour’ is transitory and often elusive, especially if you aren’t a ‘morning person’.
Red-tailed Hawks Are In Nesting Mode, Big Time
Red-naped Sapsuckers – Dietary Preferences And Breaking Bad Habits
When I’m in the field photographing birds I have to constantly remind myself to avoid making assumptions.
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
Badger Preying On Some Of Its Close Relatives – Long-tailed Weasels
Sandhill Cranes Dancing At Bear River MBR Yesterday
Yesterday morning on my way to Bear River MBR I mused out loud about visiting another area in Utah where I’ve had interesting experiences with Sandhill Cranes, even though I thought it was likely too early to have a good chance of seeing them now. But I was in for a delightful surprise.
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Williamson’s Sapsuckers Performing Their Endless Domestic Duties
Black-billed Magpie In A Laborious Ascent
Flying is a lot of work and sometimes it results in surprisingly little aerial progress.
Fighting Wild Horses Of The Onaqui Herd
I’ve never been more intimidated in the field with a camera in my hand than I was at this moment.
A Massive Ferruginous Hawk Nest, Including A Chick
And to think that we thought Red-tailed Hawk nests take a lot of work to build. A typical red-tail nest pales in comparison to this one.
Male Red-tailed Hawk Struggling To Gather Nesting Material
Hard work and a stubborn streak eventually paid off when the male of the pair went looking for suitable nest-building materials.
Ferruginous Hawk Carrying Unusual Nesting Material Straight At Me
Mated Red-tailed Hawks And The Fleeting Nature Of The ‘Golden Hour’
Harsh midday light is not the photographer’s friend but the warm glow of the ‘golden hour’ is transitory and often elusive, especially if you aren’t a ‘morning person’.
Red-tailed Hawks Are In Nesting Mode, Big Time
Red-naped Sapsuckers – Dietary Preferences And Breaking Bad Habits
When I’m in the field photographing birds I have to constantly remind myself to avoid making assumptions.
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
Badger Preying On Some Of Its Close Relatives – Long-tailed Weasels
Sandhill Cranes Dancing At Bear River MBR Yesterday
Yesterday morning on my way to Bear River MBR I mused out loud about visiting another area in Utah where I’ve had interesting experiences with Sandhill Cranes, even though I thought it was likely too early to have a good chance of seeing them now. But I was in for a delightful surprise.