A Second Banded Male American Kestrel On Antelope Island And now I know the banding info about this kestrel too. Continue reading
Bald Eagle In Flight With Two Green-winged Teals In Its Crosshairs Bald Eagle + thousands of ducks = instant pandemonium. Continue reading
Two Bald Eagles And A Pesky, Persistent Intruder Lots of action involving three raptors of two different species and there I sat with a new camera whose buttons and dials were unfamiliar to me. Talk about pressure to learn a new camera! (8 photos) Continue reading
Yesterday’s Loggerhead Shrike In Bitter Cold Temperatures And an unusually light colored Rough-legged Hawk that literally glowed against the dark blue sky. Continue reading
Golden Eagle – An Impressive Display Of Power In Flight I didn’t think such a huge bird could do something like this. But it did. Continue reading
Rough-legged Hawk Perched On A Tumbleweed For this Montana farm boy tumbleweeds symbolize the Old West. As a kid I probably watched too many Western movies. Continue reading
Yesterday’s American Kestrel Was Banded By HawkWatch International I heard back from HWI already. (2 photos, 2 maps) Continue reading
Some Recent Birds Avian potpourri, including some interesting behaviors. (six photos of four species) Continue reading
Adult Bald Eagle Against A Mountain Background I rarely post photos of raptors on utility poles but I think this one is more interesting than most, for three reasons. (2 photos) Continue reading
Female American Kestrel Up Close But In Challenging Light And an avian spectacle along the Antelope Island causeway. (4 images) Continue reading
Adult Bald Eagle In Flight Rising From The Water With A Carp Serendipity strikes again. (a series of six flight shots) Continue reading
A Frosted Rough-legged Hawk In The Pre-dawn Twilight And a minor mystery solved. (2 photos) Continue reading
Immature Bald Eagle In Flight A grab shot. But thanks to my fast shutter speed things still worked out pretty well. Continue reading
What Makes A Hovering Kestrel So Very Difficult To Photograph Well? Hovering kestrels are stationary targets, or mostly so, so what makes it so darn hard to get really good photos them. Continue reading