Juniper Titmouse – Feeding Behavior Of A Little-known Species Plus some interesting and often tragic history of Utah’s west desert. Continue reading
The Longest Great Horned Owl Ear Tufts I’ve Seen Occasionally physical variations in birds cause me to do a double-take. That’s exactly what happened yesterday morning with a Great Horned Owl in Box Elder County and in this case it was because of the length of its ear tufts (“horns”). Continue reading
A Couple Of Interesting Barn Owl Images Each of these photos has something just a little bit different about it, at least in my collection of Barn Owl images. Continue reading
Three Cooper’s Hawks With Prey Several comments on yesterday’s post about the value of wildlife in urban landscapes were the inspiration for today’s post. Continue reading
An Adult Bald Eagle In My Yard Yesterday! Sometimes it pays to answer your phone, even when it awakens you from a much-needed nap. Continue reading
Loggerhead Shrikes With Prey Plus a Box Elder County café where you definitely do NOT want to eat! Continue reading
Coyote Taking A Stroll Along The Beach And speculation about the reason for an apparent recent decline in the Antelope Island coyote population. Continue reading
A Snot And Spit-drinking Cowbird For any who may be disturbed by the crassness of my title you have my permission to substitute mucus and saliva for the offending two words… Continue reading
Red-winged Blackbird Trying To Get At Those Pesky Sunflower Seeds The seeds were still on the wild plants and they weren’t easy to reach which resulted in some fun photos. Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher Takeoff And Flight Series Plus my strategy for dealing with double catch lights in the eye. Continue reading
My Highest Quality Kingfisher Images Yet Persistence finally paid off. And I do mean I was stubborn with this bird! Continue reading
A Hawk, A Meadowlark And A Kingfisher Engulfed In The Golds Of Fall The golds of fall come in many tones and shapes, just like the birds I often find surrounded by them. Continue reading
A Couple Of Recent And Unusual Bird Species For Me Northern Shrikes and Sagebrush Sparrows are far from everyday sightings for me. Continue reading