Western Meadowlark Perched And Taking Off I love a quality takeoff shot so I’ll put up with a less than ideal perch before the bird launches. Continue reading
Diving Kingfisher – A Work In Progress Kingfishers diving from their fishing perches are among the most difficult photos I’ve attempted to get. Continue reading
Western Meadowlark – How Do They Do That? Meadowlarks often perform a pretty neat little trick while they’re landing on sagebrush. Continue reading
American Avocets At Bear River MBR Yesterday Morning Featuring reflections, a unique and interesting feeding technique and a takeoff. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff In Low Light I’m becoming convinced that weather radar is often worse than worthless. Continue reading
Magpies Working On Their Nest A week ago today Black-billed Magpies were diligent about their nest-building. Continue reading
Magpie Takeoff With An Assist It wasn’t much of an assist but just the fact that the magpie could/would do it for so little gain amazed me. Continue reading
A “Swananza” At Bear River MBA Yesterday Yup, a bonanza of swans! And many were finally in areas where they could be seen up close. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff Series At Farmington Yesterday Plus a bad photography habit I can’t completely shake. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk – A Cliff Takeoff Photographing these hawks against the cliff background was both challenging and frustrating. Continue reading
Rough-legged Hawk Takeoff Series Two days ago Rough-legged Hawks were difficult to get close to at Bear River MBR Continue reading
A Peregrine Falcon And A Frozen Coot Yesterday morning went from bust to boom at the very last minute possible and it was a Peregrine Falcon that saved my bacon. Continue reading
Canada Goose Running On Water (including differing perspectives) When I’m able to capture photos like these I realize that I don’t aim my lens at Canada Geese as often as I should. Continue reading
Rough-legged Hawk Leaving And Returning From A Hunting Trip Some of my posts are heavy on words and light on photos. This one is just the opposite. Continue reading