The ‘True’ Eyelids Of A Swainson’s Hawk
Since the eyelids of birds aren’t used in blinking we don’t get to see them very often.
Category: Diurnal Raptors
A Few Recent Birds And An Outlier
Yesterday’s Surprise Osprey
A surprise because it was fishing a small meandering stream instead of one of several nearby large bodies of water.
Red-tailed Hawk Running The Gauntlet
Some Interesting Characters From A Montana Camping Trip
A Visual Comparison Of Two Bald Eagle Development Stages
Red-tailed Hawk Chicks – An Update
Red-tailed Hawk With A Food Delivery For Her Chicks
A Much Better Look At One Of The Red-tailed Hawk Chicks
Three Red-tailed Hawk Chicks Posing Perfectly In The Nest
‘Posing perfectly’ and raptor chicks almost never go together but this time was an exception.
Some Recent Birds And Things
A cross section of some of the subjects I’ll aim my lens at while I’m in the field. With varying degrees of success.
Yesterday’s Cooperative (at the last second) Peregrine Falcon
Once in a great while in bird photography things go unexpectedly right instead of unexpectedly wrong.
Are You Ready To Ditch The Name “Cooper’s Hawk” And Call It Something Else?
No fewer than 149 North American bird species named after people may soon acquire new names. The Cooper’s Hawk is only one of them.
Adult Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Flight
Swainson’s Hawk Nestled In Sagebrush
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A Few Recent Birds And An Outlier
Yesterday’s Surprise Osprey
A surprise because it was fishing a small meandering stream instead of one of several nearby large bodies of water.
Red-tailed Hawk Running The Gauntlet
Some Interesting Characters From A Montana Camping Trip
A Visual Comparison Of Two Bald Eagle Development Stages
Red-tailed Hawk Chicks – An Update
Red-tailed Hawk With A Food Delivery For Her Chicks
A Much Better Look At One Of The Red-tailed Hawk Chicks
Three Red-tailed Hawk Chicks Posing Perfectly In The Nest
‘Posing perfectly’ and raptor chicks almost never go together but this time was an exception.
Some Recent Birds And Things
A cross section of some of the subjects I’ll aim my lens at while I’m in the field. With varying degrees of success.
Yesterday’s Cooperative (at the last second) Peregrine Falcon
Once in a great while in bird photography things go unexpectedly right instead of unexpectedly wrong.
Are You Ready To Ditch The Name “Cooper’s Hawk” And Call It Something Else?
No fewer than 149 North American bird species named after people may soon acquire new names. The Cooper’s Hawk is only one of them.
