A Trio Of Canada Geese In Flight The calls of Canada Geese in flight are harbingers of the changing seasons and that’s certainly the case around here. Continue reading
Where Have All The Raptors Gone? I know my title sounds like a Peter, Paul and Mary song but this is a serious question that I become more concerned about with each passing day. Continue reading
Do Raptors Ever Deliberately Drop Their Prey In Flight? I believe that they do and this Rough-legged Hawk is a case in point. Continue reading
Northern Harrier In Golden Light I strongly prefer to photograph birds in early morning for a variety of reasons: Continue reading
The “Little Things” That Change Our Lives I often wonder what my life would have been like but for a small quirk of fate 58 years ago. Continue reading
Black-billed Magpies On A Bison Gut-pile My title is warning enough that these photos are graphic but I believe this story must be told. Continue reading
Some Recent Birds In My World This selection of seven photos is a fairly representative cross-section of the bird species I’ve been seeing recently. Continue reading
American Kestrel Struggling With Wet, Sticky Pipit Feathers In The Snow First let me set the stage for what’s going on here. Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher Throwing A Pellet I’ve been pretty lucky at documenting Belted Kingfishers casting pellets. Continue reading
Burrowing Owl – Three Poses From “Bloody Bill” I don’t often give pet names to my avian subjects but this adult Burrowing Owl seemed a natural fit for doing exactly that. Continue reading
Long-billed Curlew – A Stretched-out Takeoff Series I always enjoy a sequential series of images that shows action. Continue reading
Hooded Merganser With A Misaligned (not deformed) Bill I don’t think I’ve seen this condition before, in any species. Continue reading
Avian Pox – A Significant But Preventable Risk For Birds At Feeders Because we love them many of us feed birds at backyard feeders this time of year to help them get through the harsh winter. Continue reading
A Golden Eagle In Flight And A Lesson In Depth Of Field Flawed images can still be of value to the photographer – they can teach us new lessons or remind us of old ones previously learned but temporarily forgotten in the heat of the moment. Continue reading