Why I Don’t Live In Cut Bank, Montana Any More
I had an almost idyllic childhood growing up on the family farm 17 miles northwest of Cut Bank, Montana. (2 images)
Category: Family farm in northwest Montana
Immature Black-billed Magpie Taking Off
Cousin Jim Dudley And The Saga Of The Cat Impersonaters On The Montana Family Farm
Great Horned Owl – Two Contrasting Types Of Settings
Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Great Horned Owls And Bittersweet Memories
I have a huge soft spot for owls and old wood but these photos carry some bittersweet baggage.
Gray Partridge Running
Great Horned Owls And Montana Farm Memories
Partly for sentimental reasons I’ve wanted to post this first photo to my blog for a long time.
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
A Print Request Like No Other I’ve Received
Great Horned Owls And A Tradition Of Old Granaries On The Farm
Dudleys have been building granaries on the Montana farm for at least 90 years. Without the oldest ones owls wouldn’t exist on the farm.
Tweaks And Adjustments To My New Blog Theme…
Sharing Something Personal
Today’s post is more about people than it is about birds. Far more. But they’re my people and they’re important to me.
Great Horned Owl Chicks In A Trashy Setting
Coyotes, Glacier County, Montana And The Despicable “Wildlife Services”
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Immature Black-billed Magpie Taking Off
Cousin Jim Dudley And The Saga Of The Cat Impersonaters On The Montana Family Farm
Great Horned Owl – Two Contrasting Types Of Settings
Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Great Horned Owls And Bittersweet Memories
I have a huge soft spot for owls and old wood but these photos carry some bittersweet baggage.
Gray Partridge Running
Great Horned Owls And Montana Farm Memories
Partly for sentimental reasons I’ve wanted to post this first photo to my blog for a long time.
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
A Print Request Like No Other I’ve Received
Great Horned Owls And A Tradition Of Old Granaries On The Farm
Dudleys have been building granaries on the Montana farm for at least 90 years. Without the oldest ones owls wouldn’t exist on the farm.
Tweaks And Adjustments To My New Blog Theme…
Sharing Something Personal
Today’s post is more about people than it is about birds. Far more. But they’re my people and they’re important to me.
