Category: Birds
Barn Owl In The Fog Yesterday Morning At Bear River
I figured my readers deserve to know one of the reasons I’ve been posting so many older photos lately.
Short-eared Owl Looking Every Which Way For Prey
An Unusual Cormorant Fishing Technique
It isn’t known if this is a novel technique unique to only a few individuals or it’s more widespread among cormorants but just hadn’t been seen or recorded before. Either way, I think it’s fascinating.
Northern Harrier Tilted My Way In Flight
I know I’ve posted a lot of harrier photos over the years but I do love them, as evidenced by the vanity plate on my pickup and the graphic at the top of my blog.
Belted Kingfisher Beating Up On A Fish
They say that a little motion blur can be a good thing because of the action it implies. I’m far from convinced that’s true but opinions may (or may not) vary.
Ruffed Grouse Have Built-in ‘Snowshoes’ And They’re Not Made of Feathers
Male Sage Grouse Strutting On The Lek
I don’t believe I’ve ever been colder while photographing birds than I was with these grouse on their lek
Loggerhead Shrike Interpretive Panel
Juvenile White-crowned Sparrow In An Appealing Setting
Several times each year I make it a point to pay homage to some of the “common species”.
Male American Kestrel With A Big Fat Vole
In fact it’s one of the largest voles I’ve seen (don’t worry, there’s nothing graphic here).
Male Common Goldeneye In Flight
I rarely succeed with Common Goldeneyes in flight but I’m happy with this image from yesterday.
Sage Thrasher Throwing Up Multiple Fruit Pits
This series of photos may be just a little too timely for anyone who partied too hearty last night on New Year’s Eve… 🙂
Western Meadowlark Taking Off With Prey
Barn Owl Flying Over The Phrags
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Barn Owl In The Fog Yesterday Morning At Bear River
I figured my readers deserve to know one of the reasons I’ve been posting so many older photos lately.
Short-eared Owl Looking Every Which Way For Prey
An Unusual Cormorant Fishing Technique
It isn’t known if this is a novel technique unique to only a few individuals or it’s more widespread among cormorants but just hadn’t been seen or recorded before. Either way, I think it’s fascinating.
Northern Harrier Tilted My Way In Flight
I know I’ve posted a lot of harrier photos over the years but I do love them, as evidenced by the vanity plate on my pickup and the graphic at the top of my blog.
Belted Kingfisher Beating Up On A Fish
They say that a little motion blur can be a good thing because of the action it implies. I’m far from convinced that’s true but opinions may (or may not) vary.
Ruffed Grouse Have Built-in ‘Snowshoes’ And They’re Not Made of Feathers
Male Sage Grouse Strutting On The Lek
I don’t believe I’ve ever been colder while photographing birds than I was with these grouse on their lek
Loggerhead Shrike Interpretive Panel
Juvenile White-crowned Sparrow In An Appealing Setting
Several times each year I make it a point to pay homage to some of the “common species”.
Male American Kestrel With A Big Fat Vole
In fact it’s one of the largest voles I’ve seen (don’t worry, there’s nothing graphic here).
Male Common Goldeneye In Flight
I rarely succeed with Common Goldeneyes in flight but I’m happy with this image from yesterday.
Sage Thrasher Throwing Up Multiple Fruit Pits
This series of photos may be just a little too timely for anyone who partied too hearty last night on New Year’s Eve… 🙂
