Tag: antelope island
American Kestrel In The Warm Light Of Dawn
Western Meadowlark Perched And In Flight
Portrait Of An Adult Burrowing Owl And His Recently Fledged Youngster
Lark Sparrow – Plain And Simple
Once in a great while I’m tempted to post a photo that kinda grabs me for some unexplainable reason but that I feel pretty confident won’t have much appeal for my readers. Nearly always I’m able to resist that temptation, but not today.
Western Meadowlark And Flowering Mullein As A Potential Perch
Male Northern Mockingbird Flight Display – Another Performance
Birds Using Bison Hair As Nesting Material
Magpie Carrying A Big Stick
Willets In The Desert
Female Magpie Showing Her Mate Who’s Boss
There’s a price to be paid if you shirk your familial duties during nesting season. (2 photos)
Northern Mockingbird Flight Display – An Entire Performance
Long-billed Curlew In Flight – Reaching For Air
Black-billed Magpie Portrait
If I’ve ever been able to peer into the soul of a bird in one of my photos, this is that photo.
Long-Billed Curlew In Flight Against A Blue Sky Background That Isn’t
Plus, by request, some Black-billed Magpie “mate-feeding” photos related to yesterday’s post. Today’s post is kind of like two posts crammed into one. I blame it on Stephen C. And Chris Sanborn. And Marty K. (6 photos)