Category: Birds
Mallard Drake In Flight
I usually ignore Mallards on the water but it’s another story when they’re in flight. Drakes especially. (2 photos)
Canada Geese In Flight – A Series
In some circles Canada Geese don’t get a lot of respect but our avian landscapes would be pretty barren without them. (5 photos)
Belted Kingfisher Avoiding A Guaranteed Headache
Hooded Mergansers – Now There Are Three Of Them
The Odd Couple And A Kingfisher
Red-tailed Hawk – Going For The ‘Long Shot’
Belted Kingfisher Diving Sequence
Happy Thanksgiving
Some Recent Birds
Belted Kingfisher Pooping Impressively
Perhaps the most impressive pooping performance I’ve ever seen from a bird. Plus, a report on the results of my recent cataract surgery. (4 photos)
Golden Eagle Taking Off
A week ago today was a special day because I had two different encounters with two different Golden Eagles.
Red-tailed Hawk Trying To Fake Me Out
My FOY (first of year) Rough-legged Hawk
And two additional ‘firsts’, all yesterday morning. All three of them came within a time span of 14 minutes. (4 photos)
The Pied-billed Grebe And The Flying Fish
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Mallard Drake In Flight
I usually ignore Mallards on the water but it’s another story when they’re in flight. Drakes especially. (2 photos)
Canada Geese In Flight – A Series
In some circles Canada Geese don’t get a lot of respect but our avian landscapes would be pretty barren without them. (5 photos)
Belted Kingfisher Avoiding A Guaranteed Headache
Hooded Mergansers – Now There Are Three Of Them
The Odd Couple And A Kingfisher
Red-tailed Hawk – Going For The ‘Long Shot’
Belted Kingfisher Diving Sequence
Happy Thanksgiving
Some Recent Birds
Belted Kingfisher Pooping Impressively
Perhaps the most impressive pooping performance I’ve ever seen from a bird. Plus, a report on the results of my recent cataract surgery. (4 photos)
Golden Eagle Taking Off
A week ago today was a special day because I had two different encounters with two different Golden Eagles.
Red-tailed Hawk Trying To Fake Me Out
My FOY (first of year) Rough-legged Hawk
And two additional ‘firsts’, all yesterday morning. All three of them came within a time span of 14 minutes. (4 photos)
