Red-tailed Hawk Posing, Preening And Calling One of the more cooperative hawks I’ve photographed in what I think is an attractive natural setting. Continue reading
Common Mergansers – Competition Among The Disadvantaged I told this story seven years ago but this time I’m including more details and using mostly different photos. Continue reading
Adult Bald Eagle About To Pounce On A Fish I rarely have such a love/hate relationship with one of my images. Continue reading
Photographing An American Kestrel (and a friend) In A Near-blizzard When it’s snowing this hard times are tough for both critters and photographers. Continue reading
Bald Eagles Learning To Share This adult Bald Eagle showed unusual tolerance toward a brazen and seemingly clueless immature companion. Continue reading
Bathing And Wing-flapping Pied-billed Grebe Late yesterday afternoon this thoughtful grebe took pity on me and saved my day at almost the last minute. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk With Prey Plus an exciting and incredibly frustrating experience with an adult Bald Eagle yesterday morning. Continue reading
Northern Harrier Landing Vertically On Prey In The Wind VTOL (vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft have nothing on this hawk. Continue reading
Male American Kestrel Trying To Balance In The Wind Good light and a cooperative bird is a combination I haven’t had in a very long time but it happened yesterday at Bear River MBR. Continue reading
Food For Thought, And For Raptors An attempt to quantify the beneficial effects of raptors in rodent control. Gimme some numbers please! Continue reading
Rough-legged Hawk – The (very) Big Yawn This might have been the most gaping yawn I’ve ever seen in a raptor. Continue reading
Peregrine Falcon In Hoarfrost She was on prey although it was difficult to see at first. Continue reading
Preening Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk A handsome raptor in an attractive natural setting performing an interesting behavior. Continue reading
A Couple Of Chickadees Doing What Chickadees Do In this case it’s hanging upside down from Douglas Fir cones like wannabe Red-breasted Nuthatches. Continue reading