Intense Flower Color Reflecting On A Hummingbird’s Ventral Surfaces Whether or not it appeals to you aesthetically, it’s an interesting phenomenon. Continue reading
A Cinnamon Teal Behavior I’d Never Seen Before At least not up close. And maybe never. (8 photos) Continue reading
Black-crowned Night Heron With An Unusual Eye Reflection That turned out to not be a reflection at all. (6 photos) Continue reading
Bits And Pieces Yesterday I saw that Whoopi Goldberg just published a family memoir titled Bits and Pieces. My very best friend in high school, Vern Hendrickson, used to sing… (7 photos) Continue reading
Evening Grosbeaks Galore Plus, the reappearance of an old avian friend that I was absolutely delighted to see again. (7 photos) Continue reading
There’s Some Kind Of Magic Going On At My Feeders This Spring I’m seeing more birds, and a greater variety of bird species, than I’ve ever seen in my yard before. (4 photos) Continue reading
The Bizarre Biology Of The Eared Grebe The little Eared Grebe is one of the most biologically interesting bird species I’m aware of. (3 photos) Continue reading
Common Raven ‘Skip-launch’ A takeoff technique that has almost been patented by ravens. (8 photos) Continue reading
Western Grebes, An Optical Illusion And An Unusual Behavior A ‘twofer’ that includes an optical illusion and a behavior that was new to me in the same series of images. (10 photos) Continue reading
Drake Ruddy Duck In Breeding Plumage It’s been a while since I’ve photographed a “stiff-tail”. (7 photos) Continue reading
Yesterday’s Unilaterally Leucistic Red-winged Blackbird I’ve seen a couple of other leucistic Red-winged Blackbirds in the past but none were as boldly marked as this one. (five photos) Continue reading
Pied-billed Grebe – A Unique Diving Technique I’ve photographed this behavior before but never as well as this. (8 photos) Continue reading
My Most Unusual Meadowlark Takeoff Shot Yesterday morning some of the meadowlarks on Antelope Island were fighting over breeding territory. Continue reading