Category: Favorite Locations
Sandhill Crane Pair Calling In Unison At Sunrise
Black-crowned Night Heron Takeoff And Flight Series
A busy and rather unattractive background but I like the bird in spite of it. (13 photos)
Great Blue Heron Flying Low Toward A Creek – A Long Series
Great Egret Changing Fishing Spots
It’s unusual for me to have an opportunity with a Great Egret and even more unusual for me to catch them in action. (2 images)
One More Photo Of The Cinnamon Teal Drake In Flight
Avian Potpourri From My Recent Trip To Bear River MBR
Northern Shoveler Drake Taking Off
Shades of yesterday’s Cinnamon Teal post but this time you get a different species and a curve ball. (3 versions of the same photo)
Drake Cinnamon Teal In Flight Soon After Takeoff – A Series
Why (and how) Do Some Animals Poop Pellets?
Mating Swainson’s Hawks
A Bird-skunked Day, Saved By A Chance Encounter With Two Old Friends
Western Meadowlark Showing Off Its Winter Colors
After a snowstorm for the record book I needed to see something colorful and cheery in my white world.
Northern Harrier Just Hanging In The Air
Including some of the last bare ground I’ll see for a while. Probably a long while. (2 photos)
A Coyote Exhibiting Self Awareness?
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Sandhill Crane Pair Calling In Unison At Sunrise
Black-crowned Night Heron Takeoff And Flight Series
A busy and rather unattractive background but I like the bird in spite of it. (13 photos)
Great Blue Heron Flying Low Toward A Creek – A Long Series
Great Egret Changing Fishing Spots
It’s unusual for me to have an opportunity with a Great Egret and even more unusual for me to catch them in action. (2 images)
One More Photo Of The Cinnamon Teal Drake In Flight
Avian Potpourri From My Recent Trip To Bear River MBR
Northern Shoveler Drake Taking Off
Shades of yesterday’s Cinnamon Teal post but this time you get a different species and a curve ball. (3 versions of the same photo)
Drake Cinnamon Teal In Flight Soon After Takeoff – A Series
Why (and how) Do Some Animals Poop Pellets?
Mating Swainson’s Hawks
A Bird-skunked Day, Saved By A Chance Encounter With Two Old Friends
Western Meadowlark Showing Off Its Winter Colors
After a snowstorm for the record book I needed to see something colorful and cheery in my white world.
Northern Harrier Just Hanging In The Air
Including some of the last bare ground I’ll see for a while. Probably a long while. (2 photos)
