A Truly Badass American Kestrel American Kestrels are known for their badassery but yesterday morning this ballsy male cranked it up a notch. Or three. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk With A Hugely Bulging Crop And an avian mystery. How about a little help from my friends? Continue reading
Immature Cooper’s Hawk Hunting (and pooping) From A Fence Rail Plus my feeble attempt at a landscape photo. Continue reading
Red-tailed Hawk With An Engorged Crop Taking Off I’m guessing this bird had to make some adjustments for a significantly altered center of gravity during takeoff and flight. Continue reading
Rousing Dark Morph Red-tailed Hawk Well I’m here, camped in a remote spot on the Montana/Idaho border. Continue reading
It’s Been Far, Far Too Long Come hell or high water, smoke or pandemic – Montana, here I come. Continue reading
A Surprise Red-tailed Hawk Yesterday was a day of surprises, both good and bad, and a fair number of good birds. Continue reading
Swainson’s Hawks – A Food Exchange That Didn’t Go As Planned But you certainly have to give them credit for their creative approach to the transfer. Continue reading
Young Red-tailed Hawk Calling Plus a close up look at the nictitating membrane in action. Continue reading
Adult Bald Eagle Coming In To Land On Shore What, you mean everything you read online isn’t true! Continue reading
Prairie Falcon Struggling With Large Prey A Northern Shoveler is unusually large prey for a Prairie Falcon but this young female pulled off the kill in spectacular fashion. Continue reading
Fledgling Red-tailed Hawk – Mission Accomplished Unlike some humans who have used that phrase this very young hawk actually got the job done. Continue reading
Fledgling Red-tailed Hawks Do Everything With Gusto But Rarely With Grace Yesterday I reported on the status of the ‘nest B’ Red-tailed Hawk Fledglings. Today I’ll provide an update on the fledglings from nearby nest A. Continue reading
Recently Fledged Red-tailed Hawk Coming At Me Recently I reported the possible untimely demise of two Red-tailed Hawk fledglings from what I called “nest B”. Yesterday I discovered that both siblings are doing just fine. Continue reading