Feathered Photography

A Mated Pair Of Swainson’s Hawks

The male and female don’t look very much alike.

During one stretching session this bird performed a maneuver that I had never seen before – from any species.

Today I thought I’d post a little variety from yesterday in Box Elder County, Utah.

I had a wonderful morning with raptors yesterday but a mating pair of Swainson’s Hawks stole the show.

When you’re trying to sleep it’s no fun when someone loudly invades your space.

A simple demonstration of how the quality of light can affect our images.

Tis the season for midges in northern Utah.

The trials and tribulations of motherhood aren’t restricted to humankind.

Sometimes we have very personal reasons for liking an image.

Northern Harriers are notoriously skittish but this may be the “tamest” harrier I’ve ever encountered.