Category: Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
American White Pelican In Flight – A Series, Including An Extreme Closeup
Sometimes I get more personal satisfaction out of anticipating and guessing right than I do out of getting the shot(s). (6 photos)
Young Male Ring-necked Pheasants
A Ring-necked Pheasant developmental stage I’ve never photographed before, at least not very well. (7 photos)
Wilson’s Snipes At Bear River MBR Two Days Ago
It’s been something like four years since I’ve managed to get any decent snipe photos. (4 photos)
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
The Trouble With Marsh Wrens
Baby Ring-necked Pheasants In Mid September
Some Recent Birds
Another “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern In Flight
American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species
My First “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern
Two Cormorants And A Pelican – A Near Head-on Collision In Flight
If there’s a possibility you’re going to collide head-on with another bird in flight, you don’t want it to be with a 16 lb. pelican. (4 photos)
A Pair Of Blue-winged Teals Exploding Off The Water
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American White Pelican In Flight – A Series, Including An Extreme Closeup
Sometimes I get more personal satisfaction out of anticipating and guessing right than I do out of getting the shot(s). (6 photos)
Young Male Ring-necked Pheasants
A Ring-necked Pheasant developmental stage I’ve never photographed before, at least not very well. (7 photos)
Wilson’s Snipes At Bear River MBR Two Days Ago
It’s been something like four years since I’ve managed to get any decent snipe photos. (4 photos)
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
The Trouble With Marsh Wrens
Baby Ring-necked Pheasants In Mid September
Some Recent Birds
Another “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern In Flight
American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species
My First “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern
Two Cormorants And A Pelican – A Near Head-on Collision In Flight
If there’s a possibility you’re going to collide head-on with another bird in flight, you don’t want it to be with a 16 lb. pelican. (4 photos)
