Two days ago I posted a mini-review of the new NOVA documentary on PBS entitled “Eagle Power”. A reader has provided additional and relevant information on the black fly incident that was very nearly lethal to the Decorah eaglets that played a pivotal role in the documentary.
For several years I’ve wanted to know what caused the Chukar population on Antelope Island to crash. Recently State Park Assistant Manager Wendy Wilson provided some answers.
I just never know what I’ll find, or find out, during a morning of attempted bird photography. Yesterday provided ample evidence of that.
What a reliable bird. I found “him” two days in a row, at the same time of early morning and on the same lonely and isolated perch.
Burrowing Owls are like humans. When they’re teenagers they think they’re invincible.
Some folks should never be allowed to operate a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Or perhaps any vehicle at all.
Sometimes the background and/or setting in my photos appeals to me as much or even more than the bird.
An attempt to quantify the beneficial effects of raptors in rodent control. Gimme some numbers please!
Midwinter is Barn Owl “season” in northern Utah but it can also be an extremely grim time of year for them.
