Category: Behaviors
Loggerhead Shrikes Snagging Robber Flies Out Of The Air
Ferruginous Hawk Looking For And Finding (mystery) Nesting Material
Loggerhead Shrikes And The Curse Of The Teleconverter
Sexing Red-naped Sapsuckers Can Be Tricky
Red-naped Sapsucker Removing Wood Chips And Fecal Sac From Nest Cavity (+ a barbed wire owl update)
Red-naped Sapsuckers – Changing Of The Guard
Bullock’s Oriole Stealing Food From An Unhappy Spider
Red-tailed Hawk Seriously Startled By A “Dead” And Headless Snake
Mated Swainson’s Hawks Of Different Color Morphs
A Clark’s Grebe Behavior I Can Only Guess At
Cedar Waxwings In The Wasatch Mountains
Short-eared Owl Siblings Parallaxing (and an update on the owl hung up on barbed wire)
Normally it’s my practice to avoid posting the same species two days in a row. But in celebration of the (unexpected) good news about the juvenile Short-eared Owl we rescued from barbed wire two days ago I decided to make an exception. After all, I think we all prefer our owls happy and acting normally rather than hanging from barbed wire and in despair.
Another Nasty Encounter Between An Owl And A Barbed Wire Fence
Many readers will remember the Barn Owl I had to cut out of barbed wire last summer in Montana. At the time I only had a small, cheap and dull pair of wire cutters with me and the effort required to cut the thick double-stranded wire strained tendons in my arm that took several weeks to heal. So I invested in two new heavy-duty pairs of wire cutters to carry in my pickup in case I ever came across a similar situation again. It’s a darn good thing I did.
A Raptor, Ducks In Flight And A Lifer From Montana’s Centennial Valley
Loggerhead Shrikes Snagging Robber Flies Out Of The Air
Ferruginous Hawk Looking For And Finding (mystery) Nesting Material
Loggerhead Shrikes And The Curse Of The Teleconverter
Sexing Red-naped Sapsuckers Can Be Tricky
Red-naped Sapsucker Removing Wood Chips And Fecal Sac From Nest Cavity (+ a barbed wire owl update)
Red-naped Sapsuckers – Changing Of The Guard
Bullock’s Oriole Stealing Food From An Unhappy Spider
Red-tailed Hawk Seriously Startled By A “Dead” And Headless Snake
Mated Swainson’s Hawks Of Different Color Morphs
A Clark’s Grebe Behavior I Can Only Guess At
Cedar Waxwings In The Wasatch Mountains
Short-eared Owl Siblings Parallaxing (and an update on the owl hung up on barbed wire)
Normally it’s my practice to avoid posting the same species two days in a row. But in celebration of the (unexpected) good news about the juvenile Short-eared Owl we rescued from barbed wire two days ago I decided to make an exception. After all, I think we all prefer our owls happy and acting normally rather than hanging from barbed wire and in despair.
Another Nasty Encounter Between An Owl And A Barbed Wire Fence
Many readers will remember the Barn Owl I had to cut out of barbed wire last summer in Montana. At the time I only had a small, cheap and dull pair of wire cutters with me and the effort required to cut the thick double-stranded wire strained tendons in my arm that took several weeks to heal. So I invested in two new heavy-duty pairs of wire cutters to carry in my pickup in case I ever came across a similar situation again. It’s a darn good thing I did.