Feathered Photography – Page 228

Landing Gadwall (and why I can still enjoy a flawed image)

Oftentimes flaws in an image can ruin it for me. But not always…

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Tundra Swan In Flight And Mating Golden Eagles

That’s a strange combination I know but there’s method to my madness.

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Carp As A Food Source At Farmington Bay WMA

Plus a potential bump in the road for Feathered Photography.

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Female Ring-necked Duck With Three Catch Lights

It’s “only” a duck but she’s a pretty little duck.

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Black-billed Magpie Showing Off That Iridescence

In my view iridescence nearly always enhances a magpie photo but the angle of light has to be just right for it to show up at all.

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Northern Harrier Hunting And In Flight With Prey

I photographed this harrier hovering over prey and then flying off with the vole it caught immediately after.

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Preening Rough-legged Hawk – The Rest Of The Story

There’s more to preening and grooming than just repairing damaged feathers.

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Rough-legged Hawk In A Delightful Preening Pose

Birds preen for very good reason.

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Two Tundra Swans Taking Off And In Flight

A 20 image series of two Tundra Swans joined at the hip at takeoff.

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Male American Kestrel Acting Strangely

I’ve had a change of heart about the likely cause of his unusual behavior.

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