Feeding – Page 13 – Feathered Photography

Behaviors Archive by category "Feeding" (Page 13)

An Indecisive Coyote With A Male Northern Shoveler As Prey

Breakfast has been found but now which way to go with it?

Some Recent Avian Potpourri

Eight photos of six species, all taken within the last three weeks.

Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 2

Volume 2 of a new but sporadic feature of Feathered Photography.

Female American Kestrel With Prey And An Attitude

To say that a kestrel of either sex has an attitude probably approaches redundancy but this little lady had one in spades.

Woodhouse’s Scrub Jay – My New Yard Bird

In the 30 years I’ve lived in this house I’ve never seen a scrub jay in my yard. Until yesterday.

Dark Morph Swainson’s Hawk Eating A Snake

The last Swainson’s Hawk I photographed this year turned out to be more interesting than I initially thought it was.

Canvasbacks – Is It Love Or Is It War?

When it comes to Canvasback agonistic behavior appearances can be deceiving.

Scrub Jay – A Creative Technique For Getting At Hard To Reach Food

Birds are smart and capable of learning. They find what works, especially when food is involved.

Success For The Red-breasted Nuthatch…

and for the photographer.

Burrowing Owls Making A Food Delivery To Their Young’uns

Six hungry mouths to feed and only one vole.

Black-billed Magpies In Flight

Some of the ‘tamest’ magpies I’ve ever seen.

Red-breasted Nuthatch Foraging For Seeds On Douglas Fir Cones

A handsome little bird, an interesting behavior and a setting I’ve always loved.

Red-breasted Nuthatch In Upside Down Flight

Yesterday morning I finally found another cooperative nuthatch. It’s been a while.

Northern Harriers – Surprise Attack

Blindsided by one of your own.

Hummingbird In Flight In A Field Of Pink

I believe it’s a female Black-chinned Hummingbird but I can’t be sure of the species.

Category: Feeding