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White-crowned Sparrow In Flight Yesterday Morning
Red-breasted Nuthatch Hanging From Conifer Cones
Upside Down Mountain Chickadee Feeding On Juniper Scale Leaves
Including the primary difference between Mountain Chickadees and Black-capped Chickadees. (2 photos)
Male Lazuli Bunting Posing In A Great Spot On A Serviceberry Branch
Rarely do I find a bird that cooperates this much with the photographer, to the point of altering and improving the setting himself.
Young Red-tailed Hawk Preening, Or Attempting To
Because of their goofy behaviors, young raptors may be my favorite photo subjects. (3 photos)
Why I’m Now Photographing Pelicans Every Chance I Get
In years past I didn’t always take advantage of photo ops with American White Pelicans. (5 photos and a link to another one)
The Trouble With Marsh Wrens
Baby Ring-necked Pheasants In Mid September
Another “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern In Flight
American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species
My First “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern
A Pair Of Blue-winged Teals Exploding Off The Water
A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5
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White-crowned Sparrow In Flight Yesterday Morning
Red-breasted Nuthatch Hanging From Conifer Cones
Upside Down Mountain Chickadee Feeding On Juniper Scale Leaves
Including the primary difference between Mountain Chickadees and Black-capped Chickadees. (2 photos)
Male Lazuli Bunting Posing In A Great Spot On A Serviceberry Branch
Rarely do I find a bird that cooperates this much with the photographer, to the point of altering and improving the setting himself.
Young Red-tailed Hawk Preening, Or Attempting To
Because of their goofy behaviors, young raptors may be my favorite photo subjects. (3 photos)
Why I’m Now Photographing Pelicans Every Chance I Get
In years past I didn’t always take advantage of photo ops with American White Pelicans. (5 photos and a link to another one)
The Trouble With Marsh Wrens
Baby Ring-necked Pheasants In Mid September
Another “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern In Flight
American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
