Western Meadowlark On Rabbitbrush In Dappled Light
It isn’t a spectacular photo but I like everything about it including its overall quality, the dappled light and the sharpness of the bird.
Category: Antelope Island
What Happened To Most Of The Pronghorn On Antelope Island?
I don’t know a definitive answer to that question but I think I have a pretty good guess. (4 photos)
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
How do meadowlarks learn their distinctive and complex song? And what about that curious Latin name? (3 images)
Yesterday My Blog Followers Gave Me A Case Of The Warm Fuzzies
Bald Eagle Hunting Ducks
When they’re not scavenging for food Bald Eagles can be fierce and opportunistic predators. But they’re big and relatively slow so catching live prey isn’t easy for them.
A Second Banded Male American Kestrel On Antelope Island
Northern Shovelers Flying In Formation
Western Meadowlark Singing On Sagebrush (plus a video experiment)
Around here it isn’t springtime without singing meadowlarks. Yesterday I photographed my first one this year that was reasonably close.
Bald Eagle In Flight With Two Green-winged Teals In Its Crosshairs
A Willet And A Quirky Surprise
I’ve only seen something like this happen once and I’ll almost certainly never see it again.
Western Kingbird Taking Off From Sagebrush
Yesterday’s American Kestrel Was Banded By HawkWatch International
Update On What Was Causing Ducks To Be Disabled On The Antelope Island Causeway
Yesterday morning I had two goals when I made a trip to Antelope Island as a snowstorm was moving in from the north.
Drake Northern Pintail Flying Through Some Nasty Flak
Maybe he forgot her birthday. Whatever he did, or didn’t do, it must have been a doozy.
Green-winged Teal In Flight Looking For An Open Landing Spot
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What Happened To Most Of The Pronghorn On Antelope Island?
I don’t know a definitive answer to that question but I think I have a pretty good guess. (4 photos)
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
How do meadowlarks learn their distinctive and complex song? And what about that curious Latin name? (3 images)
Yesterday My Blog Followers Gave Me A Case Of The Warm Fuzzies
Bald Eagle Hunting Ducks
When they’re not scavenging for food Bald Eagles can be fierce and opportunistic predators. But they’re big and relatively slow so catching live prey isn’t easy for them.
A Second Banded Male American Kestrel On Antelope Island
Northern Shovelers Flying In Formation
Western Meadowlark Singing On Sagebrush (plus a video experiment)
Around here it isn’t springtime without singing meadowlarks. Yesterday I photographed my first one this year that was reasonably close.
Bald Eagle In Flight With Two Green-winged Teals In Its Crosshairs
A Willet And A Quirky Surprise
I’ve only seen something like this happen once and I’ll almost certainly never see it again.
Western Kingbird Taking Off From Sagebrush
Yesterday’s American Kestrel Was Banded By HawkWatch International
Update On What Was Causing Ducks To Be Disabled On The Antelope Island Causeway
Yesterday morning I had two goals when I made a trip to Antelope Island as a snowstorm was moving in from the north.
Drake Northern Pintail Flying Through Some Nasty Flak
Maybe he forgot her birthday. Whatever he did, or didn’t do, it must have been a doozy.
