Northern Harrier Beginning A Banking Turn
Decent harrier photos are hard for me to come by this time of year so yesterday at Farmington Bay WMA I was pleasantly surprised when this one flew in fairly close.
A Hawk, A Meadowlark And A Kingfisher Engulfed In The Golds Of Fall
The golds of fall come in many tones and shapes, just like the birds I often find surrounded by them.
A Couple Of Recent And Unusual Bird Species For Me
Juvenile White-crowned Sparrow Falling Off Its Perch
I don’t know if this bird was clumsy because it was a juvenile, clumsy by nature or this was an isolated event.
Here’s Why This Species Used To Be Called The Red-shafted Flicker
I rarely get photos that actually show these red shafts because they usually can’t be seen when the bird is perched and I seldom get photos of flickers in flight.
I Think Kestrels And Flickers Share A “Mean Gene”
The Interesting Feeding Technique Of The Wilson’s Snipe
An Unexpected Topside View Of A White-crowned Sparrow At Takeoff
Ruby-crowned Kinglet In Flight Against A Clean Background
Knowing their habits and quickness I didn’t think a kinglet in flight without a cluttered background would ever happen for me.
