Some Different Strategies For Documenting Mockingbird Flight Displays (a type of courtship display)
Strategies that should give the viewer a sense of the speed of the display and how high they fly. (8 photos and one video)
Category: Birds
Loggerhead Shrike Regurgitating A (sticky) Pellet
Beauty, Birds, Buddies And Bugs Yesterday On Antelope Island
Yellow-rumped Warbler Preening And Acting A Little Nuts After His Bath
Domestic Potpourri Today – No Birds
Two Moderate Successes On A Slow Day For Birds
Song Sparrow With Grub For The Kiddos
My Attempt At Photographing Multiple (4) Northern Mockingbird Vertical Flight Displays
A Vertical Flight Display is a courtship display of the male Northern Mockingbird. (14 photos)
Northern Mockingbird Landing And A Surprise Gang Of Cuteness
In my book, landing shots are at a premium because I like the postures they typically involve and because they’re so very hard to get (the old ‘degree of difficulty’ factor). (4 photos)
Cinnamon Teal Takeoff Progression Based On Sex
A half-baked theory that just might have some validity in aiding bird photographer’s attempts at capturing takeoffs.
The Female Red-winged Blackbird And Some Kamikaze Midges
Long-billed Curlew In Flight, At 14 MPH
American Avocet Pair Beginning Their Nesting Activities
A Midge Smorgasbord At Bear River MBR
Long-billed Curlew Takeoff And Flight Series
The first nine photos below are sequential without any skips. After that there are skips and I’ll tell you where they are. (13 photos)
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Loggerhead Shrike Regurgitating A (sticky) Pellet
Beauty, Birds, Buddies And Bugs Yesterday On Antelope Island
Yellow-rumped Warbler Preening And Acting A Little Nuts After His Bath
Domestic Potpourri Today – No Birds
Two Moderate Successes On A Slow Day For Birds
Song Sparrow With Grub For The Kiddos
My Attempt At Photographing Multiple (4) Northern Mockingbird Vertical Flight Displays
A Vertical Flight Display is a courtship display of the male Northern Mockingbird. (14 photos)
Northern Mockingbird Landing And A Surprise Gang Of Cuteness
In my book, landing shots are at a premium because I like the postures they typically involve and because they’re so very hard to get (the old ‘degree of difficulty’ factor). (4 photos)
Cinnamon Teal Takeoff Progression Based On Sex
A half-baked theory that just might have some validity in aiding bird photographer’s attempts at capturing takeoffs.
The Female Red-winged Blackbird And Some Kamikaze Midges
Long-billed Curlew In Flight, At 14 MPH
American Avocet Pair Beginning Their Nesting Activities
A Midge Smorgasbord At Bear River MBR
Long-billed Curlew Takeoff And Flight Series
The first nine photos below are sequential without any skips. After that there are skips and I’ll tell you where they are. (13 photos)