Yesterday Morning’s Birds
Yesterday morning began with a Great Blue Heron and ended with a trip to the liquor store to buy a bottle of vermouth – thanks to birds and the power of suggestion. (16 photos of three species)
Category: Thrushes
Female Mountain Bluebird Showing Her Mate Who’s Boss
American Robin Misjudging The Strength Of His Next Perch
The trials and tribulations of a bird. And a bird photographer – this one you won’t believe. (8 photos)
Mountain Bluebirds At A Natural Nest Cavity
Male Mountain Bluebird – Haughty And Proud
Some Recent Birds
Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection, Part II
The rest of the story. I know, I’ve been telling a lot of “rest of the stories” lately.
Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection
Robin And Starling Feeding Strategies After Yesterday’s Spring Snowstorm
Some birds are ‘smarter’ than others, or at least their feeding strategies seem to be more effective in difficult situations.
Kite Strings – A Potential Death Trap For Birds
Birding Trip Report After Being Housebound For Four Days
Female Mountain Bluebird In Flight
I have a low success rate with this kind of shot, especially with Mountain Bluebirds.
Hermit Thrush Acting Weird And A Possible Explanation
Plus a huge coincidence related to my daughter Shannon’s accident and resulting brain injury.
American Robin In Diving Flight
The moment I saw this photo from yesterday morning on my monitor it became my personal favorite of an American Robin.
Juvenile Mountain Bluebird Exploring A Gnarly Old Fence Post
The combination of innocence, curiosity and exuberance in very young birds can be fun to watch, if difficult to explain.
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Female Mountain Bluebird Showing Her Mate Who’s Boss
American Robin Misjudging The Strength Of His Next Perch
The trials and tribulations of a bird. And a bird photographer – this one you won’t believe. (8 photos)
Mountain Bluebirds At A Natural Nest Cavity
Male Mountain Bluebird – Haughty And Proud
Some Recent Birds
Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection, Part II
The rest of the story. I know, I’ve been telling a lot of “rest of the stories” lately.
Male Mountain Bluebird Attacking His Own Reflection
Robin And Starling Feeding Strategies After Yesterday’s Spring Snowstorm
Some birds are ‘smarter’ than others, or at least their feeding strategies seem to be more effective in difficult situations.
Kite Strings – A Potential Death Trap For Birds
Birding Trip Report After Being Housebound For Four Days
Female Mountain Bluebird In Flight
I have a low success rate with this kind of shot, especially with Mountain Bluebirds.
Hermit Thrush Acting Weird And A Possible Explanation
Plus a huge coincidence related to my daughter Shannon’s accident and resulting brain injury.
American Robin In Diving Flight
The moment I saw this photo from yesterday morning on my monitor it became my personal favorite of an American Robin.
Juvenile Mountain Bluebird Exploring A Gnarly Old Fence Post
The combination of innocence, curiosity and exuberance in very young birds can be fun to watch, if difficult to explain.