Juvenile Burrowing Owl – Game On!
It’s as if this little guy was deliberately putting my skills as a photographer to the test.
Tag: box elder county
An Unusually Pale Red-tailed Hawk Perched And In Flight
Probably the lightest-colored Red-tailed Hawk I’ve ever photographed, other than a leucistic red-tail four years ago.
Yellow-rumped Warbler Jumping Straight Up
Where there’s a will there’s a way, especially if you’re hungry, and even when there’s a significant obstacle to negotiate.
Short-eared Owl Fledgling And Light Quality
Burrowing Owl Showing Evidence Of The Origin Of Their Common Name
If you’re going to dig or maintain a burrow in spring you’re very likely to end up looking a little like a kid who’s been playing in the mud.
My First Willet Of The Year
What a reliable bird. I found “him” two days in a row, at the same time of early morning and on the same lonely and isolated perch.
Golden Eagle In A Sideways Takeoff Yesterday In Box Elder County
In yesterday’s post I bellyached about Golden Eagles being one of my most difficult and uncooperative subjects. Methinks I should complain more often.
Two Recently Fledged Short-eared Owl Chicks
I’ve seen individual “shorty” chicks a few times in the past but I believe this was the one and only time I’ve photographed two recently fledged siblings together.
A Colorful Wild Turkey Tom – Reporting Banded Birds
I believe this is the only banded Wild Turkey I’ve ever photographed. I can read some of the band numbers and make a pretty good guess at the others.
An Unusual Angle On A Preening Adult Red-tailed Hawk
Dark-eyed Juncos – A Little Help From My Friends?
Dark-eyed Juncos are a species I rarely feature on Feathered Photography which seems illogical for such an abundant, ubiquitous, conspicuous and often tame bird.
Sage Thrasher And Rose Hips – What Is A “Perfect” Shot?
Portraits Of A Short-eared Owl
Ferruginous Hawk – The Big Stretch At Takeoff
Three Bird Species On The Same Natural Perch At Different Times
Chipping Sparrow, Sage Thrasher and Northern Mockingbird. And it’s an attractive perch too so at first glance one might assume these photos had been set up. They weren’t.
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An Unusually Pale Red-tailed Hawk Perched And In Flight
Probably the lightest-colored Red-tailed Hawk I’ve ever photographed, other than a leucistic red-tail four years ago.
Yellow-rumped Warbler Jumping Straight Up
Where there’s a will there’s a way, especially if you’re hungry, and even when there’s a significant obstacle to negotiate.
Short-eared Owl Fledgling And Light Quality
Burrowing Owl Showing Evidence Of The Origin Of Their Common Name
If you’re going to dig or maintain a burrow in spring you’re very likely to end up looking a little like a kid who’s been playing in the mud.
My First Willet Of The Year
What a reliable bird. I found “him” two days in a row, at the same time of early morning and on the same lonely and isolated perch.
Golden Eagle In A Sideways Takeoff Yesterday In Box Elder County
In yesterday’s post I bellyached about Golden Eagles being one of my most difficult and uncooperative subjects. Methinks I should complain more often.
Two Recently Fledged Short-eared Owl Chicks
I’ve seen individual “shorty” chicks a few times in the past but I believe this was the one and only time I’ve photographed two recently fledged siblings together.
A Colorful Wild Turkey Tom – Reporting Banded Birds
I believe this is the only banded Wild Turkey I’ve ever photographed. I can read some of the band numbers and make a pretty good guess at the others.
An Unusual Angle On A Preening Adult Red-tailed Hawk
Dark-eyed Juncos – A Little Help From My Friends?
Dark-eyed Juncos are a species I rarely feature on Feathered Photography which seems illogical for such an abundant, ubiquitous, conspicuous and often tame bird.
Sage Thrasher And Rose Hips – What Is A “Perfect” Shot?
Portraits Of A Short-eared Owl
Ferruginous Hawk – The Big Stretch At Takeoff
Three Bird Species On The Same Natural Perch At Different Times
Chipping Sparrow, Sage Thrasher and Northern Mockingbird. And it’s an attractive perch too so at first glance one might assume these photos had been set up. They weren’t.