Category: Birds
Starting Tomorrow Feathered Photography Will Be Taking An Unwanted Break
Adult White-crowned Sparrow Framed By Greasewood
Three Barn Owls In Flight (actually four)
And a demonstration of why it’s so aggravatingly difficult to get light in the eyes (catch lights) of Barn Owls.
Recently I Found The Male Rufous Red-tailed Hawk Again
And when he took off he was kind enough to demonstrate a flight posture that some folks misinterpret.
Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Marsh Wren Doing What Marsh Wrens Do, Incessantly
Female Belted Kingfisher – Cooperating And Then Not
Yesterday’s Virginia Rail
Virginia Rails are so secretive this is only the fourth time I’ve posted images of them to my blog in 11 years if blogging. And one of those four times was a rerun.
Barn Owl Being Chased By His Shadow
But a different composition of the same photo drastically changes the viewer’s perception.
Great Horned Owl In The Marsh
Loggerhead Shrike Impaling Prey, Then Pulling A Chunk Off
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
And my attempt to explain, and demonstrate, some of the effects of resolution on digital images.
Male Northern Harrier Flying Fast
Some Recent Birds And Things
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Starting Tomorrow Feathered Photography Will Be Taking An Unwanted Break
Adult White-crowned Sparrow Framed By Greasewood
Three Barn Owls In Flight (actually four)
And a demonstration of why it’s so aggravatingly difficult to get light in the eyes (catch lights) of Barn Owls.
Recently I Found The Male Rufous Red-tailed Hawk Again
And when he took off he was kind enough to demonstrate a flight posture that some folks misinterpret.
Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Marsh Wren Doing What Marsh Wrens Do, Incessantly
Female Belted Kingfisher – Cooperating And Then Not
Yesterday’s Virginia Rail
Virginia Rails are so secretive this is only the fourth time I’ve posted images of them to my blog in 11 years if blogging. And one of those four times was a rerun.
Barn Owl Being Chased By His Shadow
But a different composition of the same photo drastically changes the viewer’s perception.
Great Horned Owl In The Marsh
Loggerhead Shrike Impaling Prey, Then Pulling A Chunk Off
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
And my attempt to explain, and demonstrate, some of the effects of resolution on digital images.
