Category: Red-tailed Hawks
Adult Red-tailed Hawk Taking Off In Warm Light
Yesterday I finally got out on another bona fide bird photography trip. It had been a long while so it really felt good, despite having an unexpected and hair-raising adventure near the end of my trip. (2 photos)
A Possible Solution To My Problem With Soft Photos On Cold Mornings
I didn’t find many birds yesterday but I may have found a solution to one of my most vexing problems with bird photography. (2 photos)
A Red-tailed Hawk, An Aggressive Magpie And A Prized Rabbit Leg
The Light-eyed Adult Red-tailed Hawk
Do Adult Red-tailed Hawks Always Have Dark Eyes?
Immature Red-tailed Hawk In The Crosshairs Of An American Kestrel
Except for one quick trip to Farmington Bay WMA, yesterday was my first time out photographing birds in 41 days while I’ve been recovering from back surgery. If felt good. Very good. (2 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk In Low Flight Over Sagebrush
Red-tailed Hawk – The Rest Of The Takeoff And Flight Series
Two days ago I posted one of these seven photos to my blog and said you’d be seeing more of this hawk soon. Today I keep my promise.
Red-tailed Hawk – A Leaning Takeoff
Of course, the first and ‘best’ bird I photographed all morning yesterday was another Red-tailed Hawk.
My New Favorite Photo Of One Of My Two Favorite Red-tailed Hawks
Northern Harrier Harassing A Red-tailed Hawk
A Red-tailed Hawk Flight Shot I Like Unusually Well
Red-tailed Hawk – A Sideways Takeoff
Yes, another Red-tailed Hawk. But this takeoff and early flight are quite different from anything else I’ve posted recently. (9 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk In Flight
Once in a great while pretty much everything goes right for flight shots after a raptor takes off. This was one of those very rare times. (three photos)
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Adult Red-tailed Hawk Taking Off In Warm Light
Yesterday I finally got out on another bona fide bird photography trip. It had been a long while so it really felt good, despite having an unexpected and hair-raising adventure near the end of my trip. (2 photos)
A Possible Solution To My Problem With Soft Photos On Cold Mornings
I didn’t find many birds yesterday but I may have found a solution to one of my most vexing problems with bird photography. (2 photos)
A Red-tailed Hawk, An Aggressive Magpie And A Prized Rabbit Leg
The Light-eyed Adult Red-tailed Hawk
Do Adult Red-tailed Hawks Always Have Dark Eyes?
Immature Red-tailed Hawk In The Crosshairs Of An American Kestrel
Except for one quick trip to Farmington Bay WMA, yesterday was my first time out photographing birds in 41 days while I’ve been recovering from back surgery. If felt good. Very good. (2 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk In Low Flight Over Sagebrush
Red-tailed Hawk – The Rest Of The Takeoff And Flight Series
Two days ago I posted one of these seven photos to my blog and said you’d be seeing more of this hawk soon. Today I keep my promise.
Red-tailed Hawk – A Leaning Takeoff
Of course, the first and ‘best’ bird I photographed all morning yesterday was another Red-tailed Hawk.
My New Favorite Photo Of One Of My Two Favorite Red-tailed Hawks
Northern Harrier Harassing A Red-tailed Hawk
A Red-tailed Hawk Flight Shot I Like Unusually Well
Red-tailed Hawk – A Sideways Takeoff
Yes, another Red-tailed Hawk. But this takeoff and early flight are quite different from anything else I’ve posted recently. (9 photos)
Red-tailed Hawk In Flight
Once in a great while pretty much everything goes right for flight shots after a raptor takes off. This was one of those very rare times. (three photos)