This Is Why Yellow Warbler Nests Can Be So Very Hard To Locate
In all the years I’ve been photographing birds I’d never seen a Yellow Warbler nest, until this spring when I’ve actually seen and photographed two of them.
Category: Ecology and Environment
Western Meadowlark And Flowering Mullein As A Potential Perch
Birds Using Bison Hair As Nesting Material
Willets In The Desert
Could Some Insects Be Making A Comeback?
Including two photos that I’d normally be embarrassed to post on my blog. And rhubarb. Lots of rhubarb.
Male Common Grackle Displaying In Morning Light
A Sneaky Chukar
I love Chukars, in part because they make hunters pay in blood, sweat and tears (literally) for every bird they get. If there’s such a thing as a hunt that is strictly “fair chase”, it’s Chukar hunting. It may be the only hunt that still is.
Yellow-bellied Marmot Pup Peeking Out From A Rocky Crevice
Chukar Calling From A 2.5 Billion Year Old Rock
A Pronghorn Buck, A Rock Wren And Some Antelope Island Geology
It’s Official – Utah Now Has A State Bird Of Prey
What Happened To Most Of The Pronghorn On Antelope Island?
I don’t know a definitive answer to that question but I think I have a pretty good guess. (4 photos)
Yesterday My Blog Followers Gave Me A Case Of The Warm Fuzzies
Yesterday’s American Kestrel Was Banded By HawkWatch International
Great Horned Owl – Two Contrasting Types Of Settings
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Western Meadowlark And Flowering Mullein As A Potential Perch
Birds Using Bison Hair As Nesting Material
Willets In The Desert
Could Some Insects Be Making A Comeback?
Including two photos that I’d normally be embarrassed to post on my blog. And rhubarb. Lots of rhubarb.
Male Common Grackle Displaying In Morning Light
A Sneaky Chukar
I love Chukars, in part because they make hunters pay in blood, sweat and tears (literally) for every bird they get. If there’s such a thing as a hunt that is strictly “fair chase”, it’s Chukar hunting. It may be the only hunt that still is.
Yellow-bellied Marmot Pup Peeking Out From A Rocky Crevice
Chukar Calling From A 2.5 Billion Year Old Rock
A Pronghorn Buck, A Rock Wren And Some Antelope Island Geology
It’s Official – Utah Now Has A State Bird Of Prey
What Happened To Most Of The Pronghorn On Antelope Island?
I don’t know a definitive answer to that question but I think I have a pretty good guess. (4 photos)
