Tag: western meadowlark
Western Meadowlark On Rabbitbrush In Dappled Light
It isn’t a spectacular photo but I like everything about it including its overall quality, the dappled light and the sharpness of the bird.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
How do meadowlarks learn their distinctive and complex song? And what about that curious Latin name? (3 images)
Western Meadowlark Singing On Sagebrush (plus a video experiment)
Around here it isn’t springtime without singing meadowlarks. Yesterday I photographed my first one this year that was reasonably close.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
And my attempt to explain, and demonstrate, some of the effects of resolution on digital images.
A Singing Meadowlark
Recent Avian Potpourri
My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits
As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.
Western Meadowlark Stretching Its Wings On A Mound Of Snow
Some folks think of meadowlarks strictly as spring and summer birds but around here they can also be snowbirds.
Western Meadowlark Taking Off
A Morning In The Life Of A Bird Photographer
I just never know what I’ll find, or find out, during a morning of attempted bird photography. Yesterday provided ample evidence of that.
