Mammals – Page 6 – Feathered Photography

Badger Preying On Some Of Its Close Relatives – Long-tailed Weasels

Serious conflict between some of the largest and smallest of the mustelids.

Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 4

Each of the following five photos was posted to Feathered Photography back in February and March, 2011.

Rambunctious Red Fox Kits

If I can’t get white this time of year I’ll take green, especially when playful fox kits are part of the picture. I’m rapidly growing weary of browns and grays.

An Indecisive Coyote With A Male Northern Shoveler As Prey

Breakfast has been found but now which way to go with it?

Coyote Pouncing On Prey In The Snow – A Series

The shooting conditions weren’t good but the action made up for it.

A One-eyed Pelican And A One-eared Weasel

It’s no surprise that it’s tough to make a living out there in the wild but I was surprised to find this much stark evidence of it on the same morning.

Warbling Vireo – Too Much Of A Good Thing

When it comes to Warbling Vireos I seem to get one extreme or the other.

Least Chipmunk Being Cuter Than Usual

This is the first time I’ve ever found two separate optical illusions in the same photo.

Immature Western Tanager After A Dainty Bath

Plus a local man has died after likely being gored by a bison on Antelope Island.

Coyote With Raised Hackles

I can only guess what caused this coyote to bristle like it did but something ‘out there’ certainly got its attention as a potential threat or rival.

A Sampling Of Birds In The Mountains Yesterday Morning

Including one with an atypical bill.

What Happened To The Chukars On Antelope Island?

For several years I’ve wanted to know what caused the Chukar population on Antelope Island to crash. Recently State Park Assistant Manager Wendy Wilson provided some answers.