It’s Greek To Me Just another slightly quirky event in the life of a bird photographer. Continue reading
Making A Positive Difference For Birds – All Of Us Can Do It Bird and wildlife rescue, rehab and educational organizations deserve our support and there are many ways we can provide it. Continue reading
Finally, Another Kingfisher It’s been a long time coming. Too long. The last kingfisher I photographed was seven months ago. Continue reading
Mated Pair Of Cinnamon Teals Having An Animated Conversation I took a huge chance and used the dreaded Shadows/Highlights tool in Photoshop on this image in an effort to save it. Continue reading
Chipping Sparrow Framed By Juniper It isn’t often that I’m equally pleased with both the technical aspects and the aesthetic appeal of one of my images but this is one of those times. Continue reading
Fighting Broad-tailed Hummingbirds Any bird photographer who thinks they’re skilled at tracking birds in flight should attempt to photograph hummingbird aerial combat. It’s a humbling experience. Continue reading
Hummingbird Heaven Yesterday morning we found a spot in the mountains that was hummingbird heaven for this bird photographer. Continue reading
Western Grebe Trickery – Turnabout Is Fair Play Personally I think the male of this pair got exactly what he deserved. Tit for tat. Continue reading
Male Red-winged Blackbird In Flight Another reason I tend to shoot at higher shutter speeds than most bird photographers and this time it still wasn’t enough. Continue reading
Willet Teasing Me Mercilessly This is why I keep returning to that gnarly old stump used as a perch in yesterday’s post. Continue reading
Singing Horned Lark Perched On A Gnarly Old Stump Horned Larks don’t get a lot of respect but I’m a fan. Continue reading
A Weird Experience With A Coyote On Antelope Island I’ve been photographing coyotes on Antelope Island and elsewhere for many years now and this was the most perplexing behavior I’ve ever seen. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk Taking Off In A Colorful Setting At first I thought this hawk might have an atypical bicolored bill. Continue reading