Burrowing Owl Siblings Posing Up A Storm
Usually I find birds to be reluctant to give me interesting poses but in this group of young Burrowing Owls posing seemed to be contagious.
Category: Birds
Red-naped Sapsuckers – Dietary Preferences And Breaking Bad Habits
When I’m in the field photographing birds I have to constantly remind myself to avoid making assumptions.
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Red-tailed Hawk – A Young Bird And Very Old Rocks
Short-eared Owl In Flight Against A Dark Background
I know, I know – two Short-eared Owl posts in a row. But in my view if I’m going to double up on a species there isn’t a better candidate than Shorties.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
A Bald Eagle Mystery
Yesterday while reviewing my older photos I made a double discovery in a short Bald Eagle flight series – a photo I like very much that I didn’t know existed and a mystery.
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
A Tree Sparrow, A Bald Eagle And A Request For Medical Advice
Rough-legged Hawk Emerging From Tall Grasses
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
Sandhill Cranes Dancing At Bear River MBR Yesterday
Yesterday morning on my way to Bear River MBR I mused out loud about visiting another area in Utah where I’ve had interesting experiences with Sandhill Cranes, even though I thought it was likely too early to have a good chance of seeing them now. But I was in for a delightful surprise.
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
Green-tailed Towhee On A Pretty Perch
My antidote for yesterday’s unattractive (as in ugly) perches.
My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits
As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.
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Red-naped Sapsuckers – Dietary Preferences And Breaking Bad Habits
When I’m in the field photographing birds I have to constantly remind myself to avoid making assumptions.
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Red-tailed Hawk – A Young Bird And Very Old Rocks
Short-eared Owl In Flight Against A Dark Background
I know, I know – two Short-eared Owl posts in a row. But in my view if I’m going to double up on a species there isn’t a better candidate than Shorties.
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest
A Bald Eagle Mystery
Yesterday while reviewing my older photos I made a double discovery in a short Bald Eagle flight series – a photo I like very much that I didn’t know existed and a mystery.
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
A Tree Sparrow, A Bald Eagle And A Request For Medical Advice
Rough-legged Hawk Emerging From Tall Grasses
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
Sandhill Cranes Dancing At Bear River MBR Yesterday
Yesterday morning on my way to Bear River MBR I mused out loud about visiting another area in Utah where I’ve had interesting experiences with Sandhill Cranes, even though I thought it was likely too early to have a good chance of seeing them now. But I was in for a delightful surprise.
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
Green-tailed Towhee On A Pretty Perch
My antidote for yesterday’s unattractive (as in ugly) perches.
My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits
As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.