Red-breasted Nuthatch Feeding Behavior
When I go back and review my older photos I often find something interesting that I didn’t notice the first time around.
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Yesterday I Found The Immature Ferruginous Hawk Again
At least I think it’s the same bird I photographed four days ago. They were in the same area, they were both young birds and they were using the same hunting technique from the same fence line.
Yesterday’s Ferruginous Hawk – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo out of a series of photos I took of an immature Ferruginous Hawk two days ago in the west desert. In that post I said I’d be posting more of them very soon. These are those photos.
Ferruginous Hawk In Flight Against A Dark Mountain Background
Yesterday’s Prairie Falcon Precisely At Sunrise
Red-tailed Hawk Taking Off From A Juniper
Yesterday was a Red-tailed Hawk kind of day.
West Desert Rock Wren
In eleven years of blogging about birds I’ve only posted photos of a Rock Wren a single time and for very good reason – in their typically rugged habitat they simply refuse to allow a close approach. But two days ago I got one of the aggravating little rascals in my viewfinder.
Yesterday’s Cooperative (at the last second) Peregrine Falcon
Once in a great while in bird photography things go unexpectedly right instead of unexpectedly wrong.
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
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.
Ferruginous Hawk Takeoff And Flight
An Unusually Handsome Male Rough-legged Hawk
Crystal clear air, sunny skies, cold temps, fairly remote country and several raptor species to photograph – yesterday was a good day to be alive.
Ferruginous Hawk With Penetrating Eye Contact
There’s just something about direct eye contact from the largest and most powerful hawk in North America. Ferruginous Hawks are thought of as wannabe Golden Eagles for very good reason.
Red-breasted Nuthatch – Your Choice Of Compositions
Mountain Chickadee – An Amazing Feat (pun intended) Of Flexibility
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Yesterday I Found The Immature Ferruginous Hawk Again
At least I think it’s the same bird I photographed four days ago. They were in the same area, they were both young birds and they were using the same hunting technique from the same fence line.
Yesterday’s Ferruginous Hawk – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo out of a series of photos I took of an immature Ferruginous Hawk two days ago in the west desert. In that post I said I’d be posting more of them very soon. These are those photos.
Ferruginous Hawk In Flight Against A Dark Mountain Background
Yesterday’s Prairie Falcon Precisely At Sunrise
Red-tailed Hawk Taking Off From A Juniper
Yesterday was a Red-tailed Hawk kind of day.
West Desert Rock Wren
In eleven years of blogging about birds I’ve only posted photos of a Rock Wren a single time and for very good reason – in their typically rugged habitat they simply refuse to allow a close approach. But two days ago I got one of the aggravating little rascals in my viewfinder.
Yesterday’s Cooperative (at the last second) Peregrine Falcon
Once in a great while in bird photography things go unexpectedly right instead of unexpectedly wrong.
Matching Wits With A Rough-legged Hawk…
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.
Ferruginous Hawk Takeoff And Flight
An Unusually Handsome Male Rough-legged Hawk
Crystal clear air, sunny skies, cold temps, fairly remote country and several raptor species to photograph – yesterday was a good day to be alive.
Ferruginous Hawk With Penetrating Eye Contact
There’s just something about direct eye contact from the largest and most powerful hawk in North America. Ferruginous Hawks are thought of as wannabe Golden Eagles for very good reason.
