Wild Turkey Vertical Takeoff Yesterday morning I finally found some Wild Turkeys on the “good light” side of the road. One of the hens impressed me with her athletic prowess. (2 photos) Continue reading
Leucistic American Coot – A Potentially Useful Tool For Researchers A dramatically leucistic American Coot has been resident at a local pond for nearly the entire winter. Continue reading
Reflections – They’re Often Not What They’re Presumed To Be Because… “naive physics”. (3 photos) Continue reading
A Murder Of Crows Serving Time Behind Bars A whimsical epilogue to yesterday’s blog post. Maybe calling a group of crows a “murder” is appropriate after all. Continue reading
An Aerial Kerfuffle Between A Hapless And Vulnerable Northern Harrier And American Crows Serious aerial combat or more light-hearted play? In this case I strongly suspect the former. (3 photos) Continue reading
Golden Eagle Losing Its Balance On An Awkward Perch Plus yesterday I got a single photo of the rarest bird I’ve ever photographed. (3 photos) Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher Hovering And Then Beginning To Dive On A Fish Yesterday morning a change in shooting strategy allowed me to get some kingfisher photos that have eluded me for years. (5 photos) Continue reading
Short-eared Owl In A Sagebrush In my book there aren’t many things more endearing than a baby or fledgling owl performing motion parallax. (2 photos) Continue reading
Rousing As A Predictive Behavior Of Imminent Takeoff And does the rule of thirds really matter? (9 photos) Continue reading