Category: Ecology and Environment
An Unfortunate Turn Of Events For Feathered Photography
Long-billed Curlew Along The Antelope Island Causeway
Why I’m Now Photographing Pelicans Every Chance I Get
In years past I didn’t always take advantage of photo ops with American White Pelicans. (5 photos and a link to another one)
American Coots – Still A Family And Still Hanging Out On The Same Old Grebe Nest
Solitary Sandpipers – An Unusual Species For Me
Finally, A Juvenile Male Black-chinned Hummingbird
Including some of the stinging insects hummingbirds encounter while they’re nectaring on flowers. (6 photos)
Bandito And My Attempt To Outfox Him
I’ve told you about Bandito before but it’s time you met him, one of the most proficient bird seed thieves in the county. (6 photos)
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)
Yesterday’s Hailstorm – Violent, Destructive And Capricious
Beauty, Birds, Buddies And Bugs Yesterday On Antelope Island
Song Sparrow With Grub For The Kiddos
The Female Red-winged Blackbird And Some Kamikaze Midges
A Midge Smorgasbord At Bear River MBR
R.I.P. Galileo
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An Unfortunate Turn Of Events For Feathered Photography
Long-billed Curlew Along The Antelope Island Causeway
Why I’m Now Photographing Pelicans Every Chance I Get
In years past I didn’t always take advantage of photo ops with American White Pelicans. (5 photos and a link to another one)
American Coots – Still A Family And Still Hanging Out On The Same Old Grebe Nest
Solitary Sandpipers – An Unusual Species For Me
Finally, A Juvenile Male Black-chinned Hummingbird
Including some of the stinging insects hummingbirds encounter while they’re nectaring on flowers. (6 photos)
Bandito And My Attempt To Outfox Him
I’ve told you about Bandito before but it’s time you met him, one of the most proficient bird seed thieves in the county. (6 photos)
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)
