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A Couple Of Interesting Western Grebe Behaviors
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Swainson’s Hawk Hunting Foray
Yesterday’s Nashville Warbler
I’m finally beginning to see some pretty good numbers of migrating warblers moving through. (2 photos)
Amaranth – A Bounty Of Food For Fall Yard Birds
Red-tailed Hawk In Low Flight Over Sagebrush
White-faced Ibis Playing Peekaboo In Flight
Landing Black-necked Stilt
Snowy Egrets Squabbling And Fighting
Our heat dome is finally gone so yesterday morning I got to play with fighting Snowy Egrets in deliciously cool weather. (7 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk – The Rest Of The Takeoff And Flight Series
Two days ago I posted one of these seven photos to my blog and said you’d be seeing more of this hawk soon. Today I keep my promise.
Rock Wren Impersonating A Downhill Skier
These days I get my amusement where I can find it and sometimes it’s in one of my bird photos. (3 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk – A Leaning Takeoff
Of course, the first and ‘best’ bird I photographed all morning yesterday was another Red-tailed Hawk.
Prairie Falcon With Prey
Coyote – Just Like A Human
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A Couple Of Interesting Western Grebe Behaviors
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Swainson’s Hawk Hunting Foray
Yesterday’s Nashville Warbler
I’m finally beginning to see some pretty good numbers of migrating warblers moving through. (2 photos)
Amaranth – A Bounty Of Food For Fall Yard Birds
Red-tailed Hawk In Low Flight Over Sagebrush
White-faced Ibis Playing Peekaboo In Flight
Landing Black-necked Stilt
Snowy Egrets Squabbling And Fighting
Our heat dome is finally gone so yesterday morning I got to play with fighting Snowy Egrets in deliciously cool weather. (7 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk – The Rest Of The Takeoff And Flight Series
Two days ago I posted one of these seven photos to my blog and said you’d be seeing more of this hawk soon. Today I keep my promise.
Rock Wren Impersonating A Downhill Skier
These days I get my amusement where I can find it and sometimes it’s in one of my bird photos. (3 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk – A Leaning Takeoff
Of course, the first and ‘best’ bird I photographed all morning yesterday was another Red-tailed Hawk.
