Side Lit American Kestrel And The Capricious Gods Of Photography
I’d give my shutter finger and my last chocolate donut to be able to change one tiny thing about her takeoff shot.
Category: Favorite Locations
Injured Red-tailed Hawk – A Small Triumph Over Adversity
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 2
Western Meadowlark Stretching Its Wings On A Mound Of Snow
Some folks think of meadowlarks strictly as spring and summer birds but around here they can also be snowbirds.
Red-tailed Hawk, Rough-legged Hawk, American Kestrels And Bald Eagles – Raptors Need Elevated Hunting Perches
For raptors in particular hunting and roosting perches are close to essential but these days they’re at a premium at Farmington Bay WMA. And the situation is rapidly deteriorating.
Adult Male Northern Harrier In Flight
Injured Red-tailed Hawk Coming In For A Landing
On those occasions when I see injured birds surviving and even thriving it makes my day.
Red-tailed Hawk Caught In The Crosshairs Of A Northern Harrier
Red-tailed Hawk – Life Repeating Itself
Two days ago this Red-tailed Hawk had me wondering if I was in some kind of time warp.
Red-tailed Hawk – Perched, Taking Off And In Flight
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 1
Further Evidence That Kestrels Become ‘Sticky’ In Cold Weather
American Kestrels are notoriously difficult to approach but bring on the cold and sometimes I think they must have glue on their feet.
Northern Harrier Flight Maneuver – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo from this series and told readers I’d post the rest of them as soon as I could. Black Friday was my first opportunity.
Northern Harrier Athletic Flight Maneuver
With Northern Harriers erratic flight comes with the territory so I’ve come to expect it but soon after this female took off yesterday morning she almost juked me out of my shoes.
Male American Kestrel ‘Wing Fling’
It’s unusual but occasionally I can (mostly) overlook significant technical flaws in one of my photos and still appreciate it for other reasons.
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Injured Red-tailed Hawk – A Small Triumph Over Adversity
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 2
Western Meadowlark Stretching Its Wings On A Mound Of Snow
Some folks think of meadowlarks strictly as spring and summer birds but around here they can also be snowbirds.
Red-tailed Hawk, Rough-legged Hawk, American Kestrels And Bald Eagles – Raptors Need Elevated Hunting Perches
For raptors in particular hunting and roosting perches are close to essential but these days they’re at a premium at Farmington Bay WMA. And the situation is rapidly deteriorating.
Adult Male Northern Harrier In Flight
Injured Red-tailed Hawk Coming In For A Landing
On those occasions when I see injured birds surviving and even thriving it makes my day.
Red-tailed Hawk Caught In The Crosshairs Of A Northern Harrier
Red-tailed Hawk – Life Repeating Itself
Two days ago this Red-tailed Hawk had me wondering if I was in some kind of time warp.
Red-tailed Hawk – Perched, Taking Off And In Flight
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 1
Further Evidence That Kestrels Become ‘Sticky’ In Cold Weather
American Kestrels are notoriously difficult to approach but bring on the cold and sometimes I think they must have glue on their feet.
Northern Harrier Flight Maneuver – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo from this series and told readers I’d post the rest of them as soon as I could. Black Friday was my first opportunity.
Northern Harrier Athletic Flight Maneuver
With Northern Harriers erratic flight comes with the territory so I’ve come to expect it but soon after this female took off yesterday morning she almost juked me out of my shoes.
Male American Kestrel ‘Wing Fling’
It’s unusual but occasionally I can (mostly) overlook significant technical flaws in one of my photos and still appreciate it for other reasons.