A Banner Year For Burrowing Owls On Antelope Island
I’m including some highly encouraging statistics about Burrowing Owls on the island. (12 photos)
Category: Antelope Island
Loggerhead Shrike – Sometimes This Is What It Takes To Get The Photo You Want
Yesterday morning on Antelope Island I did something I never do to get the shot. (2 photos)
Gulls ‘Bucket-mouthing’ Brine Flies
The Differences Between Horns And Antlers
Today’s post was inspired by a conversation I overheard recently on Antelope Island. (7 photos)
Willet Diving For Cover
The Bizarre Biology Of The Eared Grebe
The little Eared Grebe is one of the most biologically interesting bird species I’m aware of. (3 photos)
Some Recent Birds
Antelope Island Mockingbird
This is the time of year I start watching for Northern Mockingbirds on Antelope Island. A week ago today I found five of them and photographed two of them. (5 photos)
Meadowlark Stuff
Common Raven ‘Skip-launch’
Burrowing Owl Blunder
After more than 15 years of photographing birds I’m still fine tuning my field ethics. (4 photos)
American Kestrel – “AOM” Is Still Thriving
I had a productive morning on Antelope Island yesterday, including seeing, hearing and/or photographing multiple bird species for the first time this year. (3 photos)
Some Recent Birds And Some Minor Grossness
The “minor grossness” partially explains why I I’ve been posting to Feathered Photography less often recently. (6 photos)
Just Before A Meadowlark Takeoff, Problem Mysteriously Solved
The Canon R5’s animal/eye detection isn’t infallible but sometimes it surprises me with an incredibly quick recovery. (3 photos)
Fighting Chukars
Normally I try to avoid publishing photos of the same species in back-to-back posts but I’ll make an exception for a Chukar fight. (5 photos)
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Loggerhead Shrike – Sometimes This Is What It Takes To Get The Photo You Want
Yesterday morning on Antelope Island I did something I never do to get the shot. (2 photos)
Gulls ‘Bucket-mouthing’ Brine Flies
The Differences Between Horns And Antlers
Today’s post was inspired by a conversation I overheard recently on Antelope Island. (7 photos)
Willet Diving For Cover
The Bizarre Biology Of The Eared Grebe
The little Eared Grebe is one of the most biologically interesting bird species I’m aware of. (3 photos)
Some Recent Birds
Antelope Island Mockingbird
This is the time of year I start watching for Northern Mockingbirds on Antelope Island. A week ago today I found five of them and photographed two of them. (5 photos)
Meadowlark Stuff
Common Raven ‘Skip-launch’
Burrowing Owl Blunder
After more than 15 years of photographing birds I’m still fine tuning my field ethics. (4 photos)
American Kestrel – “AOM” Is Still Thriving
I had a productive morning on Antelope Island yesterday, including seeing, hearing and/or photographing multiple bird species for the first time this year. (3 photos)
Some Recent Birds And Some Minor Grossness
The “minor grossness” partially explains why I I’ve been posting to Feathered Photography less often recently. (6 photos)
Just Before A Meadowlark Takeoff, Problem Mysteriously Solved
The Canon R5’s animal/eye detection isn’t infallible but sometimes it surprises me with an incredibly quick recovery. (3 photos)
Fighting Chukars
Normally I try to avoid publishing photos of the same species in back-to-back posts but I’ll make an exception for a Chukar fight. (5 photos)