Have You Ever Seen A Cedar Waxwing With A Topknot (head plume)? Neither have I (although they do have a crest) but yesterday I found a waxwing that sure looked like it had a topknot of some kind. Continue reading
The Serviceberry-eating Strategy Of A Lazuli Bunting It’s often little things like the subtle survival skills of birds that interest me most. Continue reading
Two Hummingbird Species In The Mountains Yesterday Morning And I’m stumped on the ID of one of them. A little help from my friends? Continue reading
Northern Harrier Hunting The Very Tops Of The Phrags I don’t believe I have any other harrier photos even remotely similar to this one. Continue reading
Western Grebes – Familial Bliss? This apparent contentment of parent and offspring just struck me, though when I think about it I know it’s just a temporary illusion. Continue reading
Yellow Warbler – The Big Stretch And it’s probably not the kind of stretch you think it is. Continue reading
Fledgling Red-tailed Hawk ‘Walking The Pipe’ For The Third Time And this time she did it so well she eventually quit walking and simply flew the last leg of it. Continue reading
The New Eccles Wildlife Education Center At Farmington Bay And my contribution to it. Continue reading
Did You Know That Most Adult Female Birds Have Lost Their Right Ovary? Do You Know Why? And if you think you know why, don’t be too sure about it. Continue reading
A Milestone For Feathered Photography Eight years ago today, on August 18, 2010, I published my first blog post on Feathered Photography. It’s been a helluva ride. Continue reading