On The Road Again Once again it’s that time of year. This winter’s been a long one and “the great out there” is calling me. Continue reading
An Angry Magpie It isn’t often that I think I see true anger in birds. If that’s being anthropomorphic, so be it. I’m sticking to my guns. Continue reading
An Impressive Meadowlark Transformation I often see birds puff up but the “inflating ” performance of this Western Meadowlark was over the top. Continue reading
Kingfisher Never Losing Hunting Concentration During A Stretch Not even the need to stretch distracted this female kingfisher from her concentration on the pond in front of her. Continue reading
Chukar Calling At Dawn Once again Chukars are becoming conspicuous on Antelope Island. Continue reading
Ring-necked Duck – A Poorly Named Bird? There’s been controversy about the common name of this duck for over a century. Continue reading
Western Bluebirds – Male And Female Yesterday I photographed Western Bluebirds in Utah for the first time. Ever! Continue reading
Barn Owl Coming My Way Barn Owls are the most trusting birds of prey I photograph in flight. Continue reading
Another Kingfisher Session – This Time She Threw A Pellet Like most fish-eating birds, kingfishers don’t have a crop and their thin-walled gizzard is incapable of vigorous grinding. Continue reading
“My” Female Kingfisher Came Back Yesterday I’ve been looking for her most days this week but she seems to have certain requirements before she’ll show up. Continue reading
Prairie Falcon In Flight With A Duck In Its Talons I was just leaving Antelope Island when I encountered this young Prairie Falcon feeding on what I believe is a Shoveler near the marina. Continue reading
Surprisingly, Lesser Scaups May Be Eating Invasive Weather Loaches Too It seems that the invasive Weather Loach is becoming a significant food source for many of the birds in northern Utah. Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher Stunning, Tossing And Swallowing Prey A few days ago this female kingfisher landed close to me with a meal so I was able to document the gritty details of the demise of the fish. Continue reading