Western Kingbirds Putting A Poor Beetle Through Hell These photos aren’t high quality but I got a big kick out of them anyway. Continue reading
Western Kingbird Delivering A Cricket To A Hungry Mouth It isn’t easy to get two birds sharp at these focal lengths and when one of them is in flight the degree of difficulty increases exponentially. Continue reading
Yellow Warbler Fledgling Being Fed By A Parent This little guy didn’t know which direction his (or her) next meal was going to be coming from. Continue reading
Why The Killdeer Doesn’t Perch I remember when I finally realized that I’d never seen a Killdeer perched and eventually figured out why. Continue reading
A Wet Yellow Warbler Fledgling Photographing small songbirds flitting around in dense foliage is a different game than I usually play. Continue reading
Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk Looking Fierce For me this image epitomizes nature in the raw and it does it without blood, guts or gore. Continue reading
Fledgling Mountain Bluebirds – “Frick And Frack” These two siblings seemed almost joined at the hip. Even their movements were choreographed. Continue reading
A Swainson’s Hawk And Lupine I don’t often take “pretty pictures” but for my tastes this one fills the bill. Continue reading
Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk – The Lone Survivor A one out of three survivor rate sure isn’t as high as I hoped for but I do think this one’s going to make it. Continue reading
An Indicator Of Red-naped Sapsucker Chick Maturation Rates I was surprised by how quickly this sapsucker chick’s behavior changed. Continue reading
A Rehabbed Burrowing Owl Release That Meant A Lot To Me It’s always heartwarming when an injured raptor can be released back into the wild but this one was special. Continue reading
Multiple Leucistic Eared Grebes Along The Antelope Island Causeway I photographed eight Leucistic Eared Grebes in 14 minutes yesterday morning and at least one more later on. Continue reading
A Rare Frontal Look At One Of The Red-naped Sapsuckers I say “rare” because over four days this was one of the very few times I photographed either adult sapsucker when it wasn’t plastered against the nest cavity entrance. Continue reading