Category: Favorite Locations
American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species
My First “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern
Two Cormorants And A Pelican – A Near Head-on Collision In Flight
If there’s a possibility you’re going to collide head-on with another bird in flight, you don’t want it to be with a 16 lb. pelican. (4 photos)
A Pair Of Blue-winged Teals Exploding Off The Water
A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5
Great Blue Heron – Old Stoneface
Yellow-headed Blackbird On Sunflowers
Solitary Sandpipers – An Unusual Species For Me
Sandhill Cranes – Comparing A Young Juvenile To An Adult
Two days ago at Bear River MBR I photographed a young juvenile Sandhill Crane at a stage of development I’d never documented up close before. (2 photos)
Blue-winged Teal In Flight
At least I think it’s a Blue-winged Teal. I struggle with teal ID when they’re not in breeding plumage.
Long-billed Curlew Swallowing An Egg Whole
A Painting Of One Of My Favorite Burrowing Owl Photos
My reaction to requests to use my photos for paintings is usually lukewarm at best but there was something special about this one. (2 photos)
Long-billed Curlew In Flight Over A Great Salt Lake Beach
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American Avocet Flying At Me Diagonally
Lesson learned: don’t stop photographing avocets just because they’re no longer in breeding plumage.
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species
My First “Fresh Juvenile” Forster’s Tern
Two Cormorants And A Pelican – A Near Head-on Collision In Flight
If there’s a possibility you’re going to collide head-on with another bird in flight, you don’t want it to be with a 16 lb. pelican. (4 photos)
A Pair Of Blue-winged Teals Exploding Off The Water
A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5
Great Blue Heron – Old Stoneface
Yellow-headed Blackbird On Sunflowers
Solitary Sandpipers – An Unusual Species For Me
Sandhill Cranes – Comparing A Young Juvenile To An Adult
Two days ago at Bear River MBR I photographed a young juvenile Sandhill Crane at a stage of development I’d never documented up close before. (2 photos)
Blue-winged Teal In Flight
At least I think it’s a Blue-winged Teal. I struggle with teal ID when they’re not in breeding plumage.
Long-billed Curlew Swallowing An Egg Whole
A Painting Of One Of My Favorite Burrowing Owl Photos
My reaction to requests to use my photos for paintings is usually lukewarm at best but there was something special about this one. (2 photos)
