Mountain Bluebirds At And Near Their Nest Cavity
A more comprehensive look at the Mountain Blubird pair near their nest cavity in the mountains.
Tag: utah
Male Mountain Bluebird And His Mate, sorta…
I don’t see a photo like this one every day and I look at an enormous number of bird photographs.
Burrowing Owl Showing Evidence Of The Origin Of Their Common Name
If you’re going to dig or maintain a burrow in spring you’re very likely to end up looking a little like a kid who’s been playing in the mud.
Mountain Bluebirds At A Natural Nest Cavity
I look for Mountain Bluebirds nesting in natural cavities every spring but rarely find them. Yesterday I finally did but the shooting was tough.
Uinta Ground Squirrel Eating A Squirming Earthworm
Song Sparrow Downward Takeoff
Red-tailed Hawk Flying Along A Cliff Edge
Sage Grouse Displaying On A Lek Versus Random Encounters Elsewhere
My First Willet Of The Year
What a reliable bird. I found “him” two days in a row, at the same time of early morning and on the same lonely and isolated perch.
My Mated Pair Of Backyard California Quail
These two roam my neighborhood but the have a special affinity for my vegetable garden.
Mating Red-tailed Hawks – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I documented the prenuptial flight of the male Red-tailed Hawk that I photographed two days ago in northern Utah. Today that story is continued with their mating.
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Pre-nuptial Flight Yesterday Morning
Including one of the more unusual photos I’ve ever posted to Feathered Photography.
A Threatening Bald Eagle Protecting His Prize
Wild Turkey Takeoff And Flight Series
The setting for this series, photographed yesterday morning in the mountains, is cluttered with branches and twigs but that’s part of the point of this post.
Rushing Western Grebes And Murphy’s Law
As hard and as often as I’ve tried over the years I’ve only been able to photograph grebes while they’re rushing, and do it well, two or three times.
-
Male Mountain Bluebird And His Mate, sorta…
I don’t see a photo like this one every day and I look at an enormous number of bird photographs.
Burrowing Owl Showing Evidence Of The Origin Of Their Common Name
If you’re going to dig or maintain a burrow in spring you’re very likely to end up looking a little like a kid who’s been playing in the mud.
Mountain Bluebirds At A Natural Nest Cavity
I look for Mountain Bluebirds nesting in natural cavities every spring but rarely find them. Yesterday I finally did but the shooting was tough.
Uinta Ground Squirrel Eating A Squirming Earthworm
Song Sparrow Downward Takeoff
Red-tailed Hawk Flying Along A Cliff Edge
Sage Grouse Displaying On A Lek Versus Random Encounters Elsewhere
My First Willet Of The Year
What a reliable bird. I found “him” two days in a row, at the same time of early morning and on the same lonely and isolated perch.
My Mated Pair Of Backyard California Quail
These two roam my neighborhood but the have a special affinity for my vegetable garden.
Mating Red-tailed Hawks – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I documented the prenuptial flight of the male Red-tailed Hawk that I photographed two days ago in northern Utah. Today that story is continued with their mating.
Red-tailed Hawk Takeoff And Pre-nuptial Flight Yesterday Morning
Including one of the more unusual photos I’ve ever posted to Feathered Photography.
A Threatening Bald Eagle Protecting His Prize
Wild Turkey Takeoff And Flight Series
The setting for this series, photographed yesterday morning in the mountains, is cluttered with branches and twigs but that’s part of the point of this post.
Rushing Western Grebes And Murphy’s Law
As hard and as often as I’ve tried over the years I’ve only been able to photograph grebes while they’re rushing, and do it well, two or three times.