Adult Bald Eagle Eating A Fish In Flight
At first glance veteran readers of Feathered Photography may think you’ve seen these images before. Believe me, you haven’t.
Category: Diurnal Raptors
Golden Eagle In Flight – A Three Image Series (+1)
Any day I see eight Golden Eagles is a good day for me so yesterday was a very good day..
Rough-legged Hawk In Flight – A Matter Of Taste
Three Cooper’s Hawks With Prey
Several comments on yesterday’s post about the value of wildlife in urban landscapes were the inspiration for today’s post.
An Adult Bald Eagle In My Yard Yesterday!
Sometimes it pays to answer your phone, even when it awakens you from a much-needed nap.
Northern Harriers Fighting And Hunting (+ a photo contest I endorse)
A Turkey Disguised As A Rough-legged Hawk (a photographic enigma)
I almost didn’t have a turkey to post for Thanksgiving but this Rough-legged Hawk saved the day.
A Guide To Aging Bald Eagles And How To Distinguish Immature Bald Eagles From Golden Eagles
Almost five years ago I published a post entitled “A Guide To Aging Bald Eagles”. With over 71,000 views to date that post has been my most popular ever so I decided it was overdue for an update and enhancements. For this version I’ve added three images and made other improvements.
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Flight (six image series)
Rough-legged Hawk With Jackrabbit Prey
Even though this may not be a “pretty” shot it’s photos like this that stir my soul because all of its elements are natural and the prey gives us a glimpse of the rawness of nature (and apologies for the premature email for this post last night).
Fighting Northern Harriers (plus a rant about baiting raptors)
There’s more negative fallout caused by baiting raptors than many are aware of and some of it affects our fellow photographers who don’t bait and never have. I’ve been stewing about this for a while now so I finally had to get it off my chest.
Another American Kestrel Being A Picky Eater
Kestrels are highly efficient and skillful at “de-hiding” their small mammal prey (and no, I don’t think this image is gory).
Antelope Island Potpourri From Yesterday Morning
Including an American Goldfinch, a Red-winged Blackbird and a Prairie Falcon in flight.
Male American Kestrel Eating A Grasshopper
Male American Kestrel – Serendipity Happens!
Sometimes good things come to those who wait. And if you’re lucky it might even be a handsome little falcon.
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Golden Eagle In Flight – A Three Image Series (+1)
Any day I see eight Golden Eagles is a good day for me so yesterday was a very good day..
Rough-legged Hawk In Flight – A Matter Of Taste
Three Cooper’s Hawks With Prey
Several comments on yesterday’s post about the value of wildlife in urban landscapes were the inspiration for today’s post.
An Adult Bald Eagle In My Yard Yesterday!
Sometimes it pays to answer your phone, even when it awakens you from a much-needed nap.
Northern Harriers Fighting And Hunting (+ a photo contest I endorse)
A Turkey Disguised As A Rough-legged Hawk (a photographic enigma)
I almost didn’t have a turkey to post for Thanksgiving but this Rough-legged Hawk saved the day.
A Guide To Aging Bald Eagles And How To Distinguish Immature Bald Eagles From Golden Eagles
Almost five years ago I published a post entitled “A Guide To Aging Bald Eagles”. With over 71,000 views to date that post has been my most popular ever so I decided it was overdue for an update and enhancements. For this version I’ve added three images and made other improvements.
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Flight (six image series)
Rough-legged Hawk With Jackrabbit Prey
Even though this may not be a “pretty” shot it’s photos like this that stir my soul because all of its elements are natural and the prey gives us a glimpse of the rawness of nature (and apologies for the premature email for this post last night).
Fighting Northern Harriers (plus a rant about baiting raptors)
There’s more negative fallout caused by baiting raptors than many are aware of and some of it affects our fellow photographers who don’t bait and never have. I’ve been stewing about this for a while now so I finally had to get it off my chest.
Another American Kestrel Being A Picky Eater
Kestrels are highly efficient and skillful at “de-hiding” their small mammal prey (and no, I don’t think this image is gory).
Antelope Island Potpourri From Yesterday Morning
Including an American Goldfinch, a Red-winged Blackbird and a Prairie Falcon in flight.
Male American Kestrel Eating A Grasshopper
Male American Kestrel – Serendipity Happens!
Sometimes good things come to those who wait. And if you’re lucky it might even be a handsome little falcon.