Category: Bird Photography Methods
Drake Mallard Flight Series
Western Meadowlark Perched And In Flight
Redhead – When The Water Colors Steal The Show
Photographers have to be ready to take advantage of fleeting moments like these. (3 photos)
Portrait Of An Adult Burrowing Owl And His Recently Fledged Youngster
Nest-building House Wrens
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Flight With Very Warm Colors Everywhere
This Is Why Yellow Warbler Nests Can Be So Very Hard To Locate
In all the years I’ve been photographing birds I’d never seen a Yellow Warbler nest, until this spring when I’ve actually seen and photographed two of them.
Black-crowned Night Heron In Flight
Male Black Chinned Hummingbird
Western Meadowlark And Flowering Mullein As A Potential Perch
My First Yellow Warbler Nest
A Pre-sunrise Swainson’s Hawk
Photographs, even bird photographs, are often much more meaningful to the photographer who took them than they are to the casual observer. Here’s an example, and the reason why.
Black-billed Magpie – An Unconventional Takeoff
Having plenty of room in the frame comes in handy with bird takeoffs, especially when your subject has a ridiculously long tail. (3 photos)
So, How Good Is The Canon R5 For Bird Photography Really?
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Drake Mallard Flight Series
Western Meadowlark Perched And In Flight
Redhead – When The Water Colors Steal The Show
Photographers have to be ready to take advantage of fleeting moments like these. (3 photos)
Portrait Of An Adult Burrowing Owl And His Recently Fledged Youngster
Nest-building House Wrens
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Flight With Very Warm Colors Everywhere
This Is Why Yellow Warbler Nests Can Be So Very Hard To Locate
In all the years I’ve been photographing birds I’d never seen a Yellow Warbler nest, until this spring when I’ve actually seen and photographed two of them.
Black-crowned Night Heron In Flight
Male Black Chinned Hummingbird
Western Meadowlark And Flowering Mullein As A Potential Perch
My First Yellow Warbler Nest
A Pre-sunrise Swainson’s Hawk
Photographs, even bird photographs, are often much more meaningful to the photographer who took them than they are to the casual observer. Here’s an example, and the reason why.
Black-billed Magpie – An Unconventional Takeoff
Having plenty of room in the frame comes in handy with bird takeoffs, especially when your subject has a ridiculously long tail. (3 photos)
