The Owls That Convinced Me That I Need Cataract Surgery True story with no embellishments and nothing of significance left out, including some colorful language. (2 photos) Continue reading
Clark’s Grebe And Chick, Both Posing For The Photographer A little serendipity on Saturday morning. Continue reading
Black-necked Stilt Attacking A Great Blue Heron An avian version of David and Goliath. With a similar result because the little guy came out on top. (8 photos) Continue reading
A Massive Ferruginous Hawk Nest, Including A Chick And to think that we thought Red-tailed Hawk nests take a lot of work to build. A typical red-tail nest pales in comparison to this one. Continue reading
Female Short-eared Owl And Chick Near Their Nest A type of photo I rarely post. Or even take. Continue reading
Fledgling Red-tailed Hawks Do Everything With Gusto But Rarely With Grace Yesterday I reported on the status of the ‘nest B’ Red-tailed Hawk Fledglings. Today I’ll provide an update on the fledglings from nearby nest A. Continue reading
A Yellow Warbler Leads Me To A Probable Example Of Insect Mutualism I love it when lessons I taught in my biology and zoology classes play out in my photography. Continue reading
Great Horned Owls And A Tradition Of Old Granaries On The Farm Dudleys have been building granaries on the Montana farm for at least 90 years. Without the oldest ones owls wouldn’t exist on the farm. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
Spotted Sandpiper Chicks And Behaviors Three days ago I found the Spotted Sandpiper chicks again and they were closer than they were last time. Continue reading
One Of My Best Looks At A Gray Catbird And my first look ever at a recently hatched Spotted Sandpiper chick. This little guy is cute as snot. Continue reading
American Avocet Chick At Bear River MBR At this age avocet chicks are fluffy-butt cuties. Continue reading
A Western Grebe, A Chick And A Feather Grebes eat feathers. Lots of feathers. In fact grebes are the only birds known to regularly and deliberately eat their own feathers. Continue reading