Larks – Page 3 – Feathered Photography

My Tolerance For The ‘Hand Of Man’ In My Photos Has Limits

As Illustrated by four recent photos of three different birds of two different species.

My First Horned Lark Photos Of The Year

Another in my irregular series on the ‘common’ species.

Western Meadowlark Stretching Its Wings On A Mound Of Snow

Some folks think of meadowlarks strictly as spring and summer birds but around here they can also be snowbirds.

Western Meadowlark Taking Off

This one’s a little different from my usual fare.

A Morning In The Life Of A Bird Photographer

I just never know what I’ll find, or find out, during a morning of attempted bird photography. Yesterday provided ample evidence of that.

A Hummingbird First For Me

Yesterday morning I learned something about hummingbirds. Maybe I’ll start trying to get hummingbird takeoff shots again. It’s been a while.

Western Meadowlark Dilemma

What would you do?

Burrowing Owl And Friend

Something a little different from me today. Actually, a lot different.

Horned Lark Takeoff

Yesterday morning I mostly succeeded in getting what has been an inexplicably difficult shot for me.

Western Meadowlark Singing In Early Spring

And the problem with common names.

In Tribute To The Humble Horned Lark

The only member of the lark family that is native to the Americas.

Western Meadowlark – Intruder On The Rockpile

Western Meadowlarks have split personalities.

Horned Lark Being Blown Off His Perch

In my portfolio this is a unique image.

Willet Teasing Me Mercilessly

This is why I keep returning to that gnarly old stump used as a perch in yesterday’s post.

Singing Horned Lark Perched On A Gnarly Old Stump

Horned Larks don’t get a lot of respect but I’m a fan.

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