Bird Photography Methods – Feathered Photography

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A Male Northern Harrier In Flight As The Canon R5 Shines Again

As an old guy I like old things and the aging R5 still impresses me. (4 photos)

Camping Again

A big jump for me. (2 photos)

Northern Harriers In Flight And A Cruel Lesson In White Balance

Lesson learned. (6 photos)

Great Blue Heron In Falling Snow

Eventually the falling snow was so thick it was a near-whiteout. (7 photos)

The Most Expensive Eagle I’ve Ever Photographed

Maybe the most expensive bird of any species I’ve ever photographed. (4 photos)

Red-tailed Hawk – Going For The ‘Long Shot’

You miss every shot you don’t try for and this time I got lucky. (4 photos)

Red-tailed Hawk Trying To Fake Me Out

Despite the hawk’s efforts, this time I prevailed. (6 photos)

The Pied-billed Grebe And The Flying Fish

Resurrecting bird photography equipment I haven’t used in years. (6 photos)

A Squeaker With A Red-tailed Hawk

Cutting it close. (7 photos)

Playing Peekaboo With A Red-tailed Hawk In The Rocks

I almost gave up on this bird. I’m glad I didn’t. (4 photos)

A Hunting Burrowing Owl And An Unhappy Meadowlark

A Western Meadowlark that made its displeasure known about the presence of a hunting owl in its territory. (10 photos)

One Of My Photos, An Honest Mistake And Redemption

Artist and gallery director Tony Krohl has restored some of my faith in humanity. (5 photos and a link to a short video)

What I Thought Was Some Unusual Magpie Behavior Turned Out To Be Something Else

Something more sinister. Probably. (6 photos)

A Snowy Egret In Flight And An Update On My Issues With Photo Gear

At this point I’m a little discouraged.

A Surprise Cooper’s Hawk And A Memory Card Calamity

I’m pretty sure I’m screwed but if you have a magic fix I’d sure like to hear about it. (5 photos)

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