Feathered Photography

Male Red-naped Sapsucker – An Interloper

I found this bird interesting for two reasons.

Part 2 focuses on what I call the “pipe dance” of this young hawk.

This quite young and still clumsy youngster almost seemed to enjoy showing off for me.

These photos aren’t high quality but I got a big kick out of them anyway.

It isn’t easy to get two birds sharp at these focal lengths and when one of them is in flight the degree of difficulty increases exponentially.

This little guy didn’t know which direction his (or her) next meal was going to be coming from.

I remember when I finally realized that I’d never seen a Killdeer perched and eventually figured out why.

Photographing small songbirds flitting around in dense foliage is a different game than I usually play.

For me this image epitomizes nature in the raw and it does it without blood, guts or gore.

These two siblings seemed almost joined at the hip. Even their movements were choreographed.