Horned Larks – Feathered Photography

One Of My Photos, An Honest Mistake And Redemption

Artist and gallery director Tony Krohl has restored some of my faith in humanity. (5 photos and a link to a short video)

Horned Lark On A Habitual Perch

A species I too often ignore.

Long-billed Curlew Swallowing An Egg Whole

I had no idea that Long-billed Curlews are nest-raiders. (6 photos)

Male Horned Lark Singing In The Early Morning Montana Cold

Avian memories from my childhood. (4 photos)

Yesterday’s Horned Larks And A Major Case Of Separation Anxiety

Also, a vivid reminder to avoid stepping in your own poop.

My First Horned Lark Photos Of The Year

Another in my irregular series on the ‘common’ species.

A Hummingbird First For Me

Yesterday morning I learned something about hummingbirds. Maybe I’ll start trying to get hummingbird takeoff shots again. It’s been a while.

Horned Lark Takeoff

Yesterday morning I mostly succeeded in getting what has been an inexplicably difficult shot for me.

In Tribute To The Humble Horned Lark

The only member of the lark family that is native to the Americas.

Horned Lark Being Blown Off His Perch

In my portfolio this is a unique image.

Willet Teasing Me Mercilessly

This is why I keep returning to that gnarly old stump used as a perch in yesterday’s post.

Singing Horned Lark Perched On A Gnarly Old Stump

Horned Larks don’t get a lot of respect but I’m a fan.

Horned Lark Taking Off Down The Runway

A shot I often try to get just for the challenge of it. And believe me, it’s a challenge.

An Update On My Stolen Magpie Image

Plus a Long-billed Curlew and a Horned Lark from yesterday morning on Antelope Island.

Monotone Horned Lark

I don’t get many photos of Horned Larks I like but I do like this one.

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