Tag: utah
Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection
Yellow Warbler Immediately After Takeoff
Cormorant Food Fight – “The Disturbance”
Double-crested Cormorant Reacting To A Disturbance…
Redhead – When The Water Colors Steal The Show
Photographers have to be ready to take advantage of fleeting moments like these. (3 photos)
Portrait Of An Adult Burrowing Owl And His Recently Fledged Youngster
Nest-building House Wrens
Paraplane (powered parachute) On Antelope Island – WTF?
Male Yellow Warbler
My Spark Bird Was The Green-tailed Towhee. What Was Yours?
Male Black-headed Grosbeak
Lark Sparrow – Plain And Simple
Once in a great while I’m tempted to post a photo that kinda grabs me for some unexplainable reason but that I feel pretty confident won’t have much appeal for my readers. Nearly always I’m able to resist that temptation, but not today.
Fighting Short-eared Owls – The Rest Of The Story
Three days ago I posted a single photo of fighting Short-eared Owls as a ‘teaser’ because, due to post-surgical discomfort, I couldn’t sit at my computer for long enough to process all of the fighting photos I intended to. Today I finish telling the story. (14 photos)
How Many Occipital Plumes Do Black-crowned Night Herons Have?
An esoteric question to be sure but I think about stuff like that, especially when I get photos like some of these.
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Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection
Yellow Warbler Immediately After Takeoff
Cormorant Food Fight – “The Disturbance”
Double-crested Cormorant Reacting To A Disturbance…
Redhead – When The Water Colors Steal The Show
Photographers have to be ready to take advantage of fleeting moments like these. (3 photos)
Portrait Of An Adult Burrowing Owl And His Recently Fledged Youngster
Nest-building House Wrens
Paraplane (powered parachute) On Antelope Island – WTF?
Male Yellow Warbler
My Spark Bird Was The Green-tailed Towhee. What Was Yours?
Male Black-headed Grosbeak
Lark Sparrow – Plain And Simple
Once in a great while I’m tempted to post a photo that kinda grabs me for some unexplainable reason but that I feel pretty confident won’t have much appeal for my readers. Nearly always I’m able to resist that temptation, but not today.
Fighting Short-eared Owls – The Rest Of The Story
Three days ago I posted a single photo of fighting Short-eared Owls as a ‘teaser’ because, due to post-surgical discomfort, I couldn’t sit at my computer for long enough to process all of the fighting photos I intended to. Today I finish telling the story. (14 photos)
How Many Occipital Plumes Do Black-crowned Night Herons Have?
An esoteric question to be sure but I think about stuff like that, especially when I get photos like some of these.