Male Northern Harrier Perched And Taking Off Talk about a last-minute opportunity. (2 photos) Continue reading
Feathered Photography Is Taking An Involuntary Break You might be able to guess why. Continue reading
Caspian Terns In Flight Yesterday I finally got some pretty decent flight shots of the world’s largest tern. (3 photos) Continue reading
Black-billed Magpie – An Interesting Flight Maneuver And some surprise magpie iridescence on an overcast morning. (2 photos) Continue reading
Male Common Grackle Displaying In Morning Light Not everyone’s favorite bird but I’m a fan. Continue reading
An Osprey In The City I don’t get a chance with Ospreys very often and one in the city is even more unusual. (3 photos) Continue reading
Robin And Starling Feeding Strategies After Yesterday’s Spring Snowstorm Some birds are ‘smarter’ than others, or at least their feeding strategies seem to be more effective in difficult situations. Continue reading
Common Grackle In Flight And A Mini-review Of The Canon R-5’s Autofocus Capabilities Grackles aren’t everyone’s favorite bird but I now have a soft spot for this one. Continue reading
A Truly ‘Wild’ Chukar… instead of yet another semi-tame Chukar on Antelope Island. Plus my first of year Swainson’s Hawks. (3 photos) Continue reading
Black-crowned Night Heron In Flight – An Eight Image Series An interesting test of the autofocus capabilities of the Canon R-5. Continue reading
Black-billed Magpie – A Dramatic Flight Maneuver During Takeoff You just never know what kind of aerial maneuver a magpie might perform immediately after takeoff. Continue reading
A Sneaky Chukar I love Chukars, in part because they make hunters pay in blood, sweat and tears (literally) for every bird they get. If there’s such a thing as a hunt that is strictly “fair chase”, it’s Chukar hunting. It may be the only hunt that still is. Continue reading
Male Northern Harrier Sky Dancing Possibly the most challenging bird behavior I’ve ever attempted to photograph. Continue reading