Burrowing Owl Blunder
After more than 15 years of photographing birds I’m still fine tuning my field ethics. (4 photos)
Tag: bird photography ethics
Black-billed Magpie – An Interesting Flight Maneuver
Possibly My Last Update On The Injured Red-tailed Hawk
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 3
Ringing in the new year with older images. Each of the following six photos was published in the two month period between December 1, 2010 and January 31, 2011.
A Sage Thrasher Photo That Looks Like A ‘Setup’ (but it isn’t of course)
Antelope Island Burrowing Owls Ten Years Ago Today
Western Meadowlark Dilemma
It Was A Turkey Shoot Yesterday Morning…
Merlin In The Fog With Prey
Willow Flycatcher – BOAS Versus BIH
For years bird photographers and others have debated the relative strengths and weaknesses of two primary “styles” of bird photography.
Northern Harrier In Flight At Farmington
Adult Bald Eagle Coming In For A Landing
If I remember correctly, and I believe I do, what this bird was really coming in for was a fight.
A Burrowing Owl And Second Chances
Sometimes a bad habit can give us a second chance and allow us to avoid making a mistake.
Male Red-tailed Hawk Repeatedly Carrying Nesting Material
After yesterday’s post featuring mating Red-tailed Hawks, today’s edition tells “the rest of the story”.
Playing With Kingfishers
I have certain lofty goals with Belted Kingfisher photos and I’m finally making some progress.