Category: Ecology and Environment
Eurasian Collared Dove In Flight
It’s past time for me to put up or shut up. Today’s post is my attempt at redemption. (2 photos)
Cousin Jim Dudley And The Saga Of The Cat Impersonaters On The Montana Family Farm
A Pick Me Up From Out Of The Blue
Paraplane (powered parachute) On Antelope Island – WTF?
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.
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
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Eurasian Collared Dove In Flight
It’s past time for me to put up or shut up. Today’s post is my attempt at redemption. (2 photos)
Cousin Jim Dudley And The Saga Of The Cat Impersonaters On The Montana Family Farm
A Pick Me Up From Out Of The Blue
Paraplane (powered parachute) On Antelope Island – WTF?
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.
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.
