American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage. Continue reading
Why Black-necked Stilts Can Only Swallow Very Small Fish If you’re a stilt, size matters. (4 photos) Continue reading
Black-necked Stilt Attacking A Great Blue Heron An avian version of David and Goliath. With a similar result because the little guy came out on top. (8 photos) Continue reading
Black-necked Stilt In Flight Reaching for the sky with long, pink legs trailing behind.: Continue reading
American Avocet Chick Finally Cooperating For A Millisecond And this year’s Antelope Island Spider Fest Photo Contest. Continue reading
Black-necked Stilt Calling At Takeoff Eight days ago at Bear River MBR I spent a big part of the morning watching aggressive interactions between pairs of Black-necked Stilts and American Avocets that were raising chicks. Continue reading
Baby Bird Bonanza At Bear River MBR And the skirmishes that break out when adult birds think their kids need protecting. (12 photos) Continue reading
Female American Avocet In Flight So, how do I know this avocet is a female? (2 photos) Continue reading
Nesting American Avocets And Black-necked Stilts Yesterday I spent the morning at Bear River MBR. Nesting season continues and so do the inevitable conflicts between ground-nesting birds. (4 photos) Continue reading
Black-necked Stilt At Nest With Eggs Plainly Visible A different nest than the one I posted photos of recently. (2 photos) Continue reading
Nesting Black-necked Stilts – The Changing Of The Guard Including a snippet of endearing tern behavior that I’d never seen before. Or even heard of. (12 photos) Continue reading
American Avocet Pair Beginning Their Nesting Activities Baby avocets on the way? (5 photos) Continue reading
Greater Yellowlegs In Flight Yesterday morning was my first time out shooting in 29 days. It (mostly) felt very, very good. (3 images) Continue reading