Category: Bird Photography Methods
My First Turkey Vulture Of The Year And The First One I Ever Photographed Up Close
Don’t be surprised if there’s some down time for Feathered Photography in the fairly near future.
Red-tailed Hawk Series – Takeoff And In Flight
Junipers and their berries are always a welcome addition to the settings of my photos.
Black-billed Magpie In A Laborious Ascent
Flying is a lot of work and sometimes it results in surprisingly little aerial progress.
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’.
Bits And Pieces From A Recent Day In The Field
Unfortunate timing with a Golden Eagle and a minor mystery with a mated pair of Red-tailed Hawks.
Short-eared Owl In Flight Against A Dark Background
I know, I know – two Short-eared Owl posts in a row. But in my view if I’m going to double up on a species there isn’t a better candidate than Shorties.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
A Tree Sparrow, A Bald Eagle And A Request For Medical Advice
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits
As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.
Spotted Towhee Making A Living In Harsh Conditions
Male Sage Grouse – Symmetry Taken To Extremes
Red-tailed Hawks Feeling Their Hormones
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My First Turkey Vulture Of The Year And The First One I Ever Photographed Up Close
Don’t be surprised if there’s some down time for Feathered Photography in the fairly near future.
Red-tailed Hawk Series – Takeoff And In Flight
Junipers and their berries are always a welcome addition to the settings of my photos.
Black-billed Magpie In A Laborious Ascent
Flying is a lot of work and sometimes it results in surprisingly little aerial progress.
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’.
Bits And Pieces From A Recent Day In The Field
Unfortunate timing with a Golden Eagle and a minor mystery with a mated pair of Red-tailed Hawks.
Short-eared Owl In Flight Against A Dark Background
I know, I know – two Short-eared Owl posts in a row. But in my view if I’m going to double up on a species there isn’t a better candidate than Shorties.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
A Tree Sparrow, A Bald Eagle And A Request For Medical Advice
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits
As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.
