Tag: falco columbarius
A Distant Merlin
A Couple Of Merlins, A Sunset And A Significant Snowstorm – Finally
Female Merlin – No Way To Treat A Newcomer
Within a span of just a few minutes three of our resident birds, including two raptors, gave this recently arrived female Merlin a very hard time so I figured she deserved a more welcoming greeting from another Utah resident. That would be me in today’s post.
Multiple Attacks – Kestrel And Magpie vs. Merlin
I don’t have many two falcon days but yesterday was one of them. Throw in all the aggressive action and I couldn’t ask for much more.
Merlin in Deep Shade
Plus some of the challenges I’m facing right now that affect my blogging and may do so in the future.
Merlin In The Fog With Prey
Yesterday I Had A Two Merlin Morning At Bear River MBR
On average I photograph Merlins less often than once per year so to get two of them in my viewfinder on the same morning was a momentous occasion.
Merlin With Prey
I wish I had as many opportunities with Merlins as I do with their slightly smaller cousins, the more common American Kestrels.
Meet Jack, HawkWatch International’s New Merlin
Yesterday I visited with old friends at HawkWatch International and met their new education bird, a flashy little male Merlin.
A Montana Merlin And Some News From HawkWatch International
Merlin In Warm Light (plus some falconry and family history)
Maybe I have falconry blood in my veins and perhaps that’s part of my interest in raptors…
Juvenile Golden Eagle In Flight
A Merlin With Meadowlark Prey
This series, which includes both before and after photos, dramatically illustrates the effects of fog on our images.
Some Interesting Observations on Antelope Island Yesterday
There are always interesting things to see on the island, some anticipated and some not. Some welcome and some not.
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A Distant Merlin
A Couple Of Merlins, A Sunset And A Significant Snowstorm – Finally
Female Merlin – No Way To Treat A Newcomer
Within a span of just a few minutes three of our resident birds, including two raptors, gave this recently arrived female Merlin a very hard time so I figured she deserved a more welcoming greeting from another Utah resident. That would be me in today’s post.
Multiple Attacks – Kestrel And Magpie vs. Merlin
I don’t have many two falcon days but yesterday was one of them. Throw in all the aggressive action and I couldn’t ask for much more.
Merlin in Deep Shade
Plus some of the challenges I’m facing right now that affect my blogging and may do so in the future.
Merlin In The Fog With Prey
Yesterday I Had A Two Merlin Morning At Bear River MBR
On average I photograph Merlins less often than once per year so to get two of them in my viewfinder on the same morning was a momentous occasion.
Merlin With Prey
I wish I had as many opportunities with Merlins as I do with their slightly smaller cousins, the more common American Kestrels.
Meet Jack, HawkWatch International’s New Merlin
Yesterday I visited with old friends at HawkWatch International and met their new education bird, a flashy little male Merlin.
A Montana Merlin And Some News From HawkWatch International
Merlin In Warm Light (plus some falconry and family history)
Maybe I have falconry blood in my veins and perhaps that’s part of my interest in raptors…
Juvenile Golden Eagle In Flight
A Merlin With Meadowlark Prey
This series, which includes both before and after photos, dramatically illustrates the effects of fog on our images.
Some Interesting Observations on Antelope Island Yesterday
There are always interesting things to see on the island, some anticipated and some not. Some welcome and some not.