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Canada Goose Serendipity
I can like photos of any bird species no matter how common and believe it or not I actually got a flight shot I like yesterday, despite our inversion and gunky air.
Western Meadowlark – Golden Sunshine In The Snow
Double-crested Cormorants Doing What Cormorants Do
Pissed Off Bald Eagle Giving Me The Finger
Yup, that’s what I said.
I took this shot nine years ago and never opened the image until last night (I’m probably going to catch hell from readers for that…). It had three surprises waiting for me when I finally saw it full screen.
Preening Rough-legged Hawk
I can often thank the uropygial gland of birds for providing me with some interesting poses.
Three Barn Owl Siblings Photographed in Near Darkness
Bald Eagle Eating A Fish In Flight – The Entire 12 Image Series For The First Time
Three Bird Species On The Same Natural Perch At Different Times
Chipping Sparrow, Sage Thrasher and Northern Mockingbird. And it’s an attractive perch too so at first glance one might assume these photos had been set up. They weren’t.
Spotlit Tundra Swan In Flight (2 photos + a ‘bonus’ image)
Some folks don’t get very excited about Tundra Swans. I do, they’re damned impressive and elegant creatures.
Ring-necked Duck – A.K.A. “Happy Duck”
California Quail – Lots Of Them
In a recent blog post I bellyached about driving 240 miles over five hours and not finding a single cooperative bird. I sure didn’t have that problem yesterday at Farmington.
The Cormorant And The Willow Tree
There are still some beautiful fall colors in the valley, especially when they’re bathed in warm morning or evening light, and late yesterday afternoon I actually succeeded in capturing some of them in the background of this four image series of a juvenile Double-crested Cormorant in flight.
Red-tailed Hawk Among Many Natural Colors
At first I wasn’t sure why I like this shot as much as I do – after all it has at least two noticeable “flaws”.
Red-breasted Nuthatch Hanging Upside Down From A Conifer Cone
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Canada Goose Serendipity
I can like photos of any bird species no matter how common and believe it or not I actually got a flight shot I like yesterday, despite our inversion and gunky air.
Western Meadowlark – Golden Sunshine In The Snow
Double-crested Cormorants Doing What Cormorants Do
Pissed Off Bald Eagle Giving Me The Finger
Yup, that’s what I said.
I took this shot nine years ago and never opened the image until last night (I’m probably going to catch hell from readers for that…). It had three surprises waiting for me when I finally saw it full screen.
Preening Rough-legged Hawk
I can often thank the uropygial gland of birds for providing me with some interesting poses.
Three Barn Owl Siblings Photographed in Near Darkness
Bald Eagle Eating A Fish In Flight – The Entire 12 Image Series For The First Time
Three Bird Species On The Same Natural Perch At Different Times
Chipping Sparrow, Sage Thrasher and Northern Mockingbird. And it’s an attractive perch too so at first glance one might assume these photos had been set up. They weren’t.
Spotlit Tundra Swan In Flight (2 photos + a ‘bonus’ image)
Some folks don’t get very excited about Tundra Swans. I do, they’re damned impressive and elegant creatures.
Ring-necked Duck – A.K.A. “Happy Duck”
California Quail – Lots Of Them
In a recent blog post I bellyached about driving 240 miles over five hours and not finding a single cooperative bird. I sure didn’t have that problem yesterday at Farmington.
The Cormorant And The Willow Tree
There are still some beautiful fall colors in the valley, especially when they’re bathed in warm morning or evening light, and late yesterday afternoon I actually succeeded in capturing some of them in the background of this four image series of a juvenile Double-crested Cormorant in flight.
Red-tailed Hawk Among Many Natural Colors
At first I wasn’t sure why I like this shot as much as I do – after all it has at least two noticeable “flaws”.
