Birds – Page 10 – Feathered Photography

Fighting Chukars

Normally I try to avoid publishing photos of the same species in back-to-back posts but I’ll make an exception for a Chukar fight. (5 photos)

West Desert Chukar

This bird was most definitely not one of the relatively ‘tame’ Chukars on Antelope Island. (2 photos)

A Northern Harrier Photo Of Mine And An Image Thief Exposed

How blatant (and clueless) can these image thieves get? (3 photos including screen shots)

Drake Ruddy Duck In Breeding Plumage

It’s been a while since I’ve photographed a “stiff-tail”. (7 photos)

Yesterday’s Unilaterally Leucistic Red-winged Blackbird

I’ve seen a couple of other leucistic Red-winged Blackbirds in the past but none were as boldly marked as this one. (five photos)

Pied-billed Grebe – A Unique Diving Technique

I’ve photographed this behavior before but never as well as this. (8 photos)

Western Meadowlark Aggressive Upward Takeoff And Flight Series

And another series to show what I was up against while attempting to photograph fighting meadowlarks. (7 photos)

Coyote Pair Along The Shore At Sunrise

Plus an unusual bird for me to see, much less photograph. (3 photos)

Western Meadowlark Takeoff And Flight Series

Sometimes, in the literal blink of an eye, the photographer’s instincts take over and save the day. (6 photos)

My Most Unusual Meadowlark Takeoff Shot

Yesterday morning some of the meadowlarks on Antelope Island were fighting over breeding territory.

Song Sparrow – A Persistent Singer

Born (hatched) to sing. (4 photos)

Chukars Were Plentiful In The West Desert Yesterday

And some of them even came out to play. (7 photos)

Western Meadowlark Singing While Perched And Singing In Flight

Plus some unexpected excitement on Antelope Island yesterday morning. (3 photos)

What Happened To Antelope Island’s Magpies?

Magpies on Antelope Island begin their nesting activities in February. Usually…

The Redhead And The Blonde In My Life

Both mean a lot to me. (9 photos)

Category: Birds