Category: Favorite Locations
American White Pelican – A Question Of Behavior
I’ve been perplexed and curious about something I watched this pelican do for over six years now. But the purpose I tentatively propose for the behavior I documented in these photos seems more than a little far fetched so I’ve never brought it up. Until now.
Trouble Looms For Utah’s American White Pelicans
Marsh Wren Singing His Little Heart Out
The exuberance of the singing Marsh Wren may be unmatched in North American marshes.
What Happened To The Chukars On Antelope Island?
For several years I’ve wanted to know what caused the Chukar population on Antelope Island to crash. Recently State Park Assistant Manager Wendy Wilson provided some answers.
A Morning In The Life Of A Bird Photographer
I just never know what I’ll find, or find out, during a morning of attempted bird photography. Yesterday provided ample evidence of that.
Black-chinned Hummingbird – Sharpness Matters, Especially When Cropping
A Threatening Bald Eagle Protecting His Prize
Burrowing Owl, Oolitic Sand And The Reopening Of Antelope Island
Rushing Western Grebes And Murphy’s Law
As hard and as often as I’ve tried over the years I’ve only been able to photograph grebes while they’re rushing, and do it well, two or three times.
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.
Western Grebes With Chicks
I decided to post baby grebe hitchhikers this morning in the hope they will have a positive effect on my current funk. I suspect some of my readers could use a similar attitude adjustment.
Lark Sparrow Struggling With Cumbersome Nesting Material
Burrowing Owl In The Wind On Antelope Island
Black-billed Magpie Landing With Nesting Material
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American White Pelican – A Question Of Behavior
I’ve been perplexed and curious about something I watched this pelican do for over six years now. But the purpose I tentatively propose for the behavior I documented in these photos seems more than a little far fetched so I’ve never brought it up. Until now.
Trouble Looms For Utah’s American White Pelicans
Marsh Wren Singing His Little Heart Out
The exuberance of the singing Marsh Wren may be unmatched in North American marshes.
What Happened To The Chukars On Antelope Island?
For several years I’ve wanted to know what caused the Chukar population on Antelope Island to crash. Recently State Park Assistant Manager Wendy Wilson provided some answers.
A Morning In The Life Of A Bird Photographer
I just never know what I’ll find, or find out, during a morning of attempted bird photography. Yesterday provided ample evidence of that.
Black-chinned Hummingbird – Sharpness Matters, Especially When Cropping
A Threatening Bald Eagle Protecting His Prize
Burrowing Owl, Oolitic Sand And The Reopening Of Antelope Island
Rushing Western Grebes And Murphy’s Law
As hard and as often as I’ve tried over the years I’ve only been able to photograph grebes while they’re rushing, and do it well, two or three times.
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.
Western Grebes With Chicks
I decided to post baby grebe hitchhikers this morning in the hope they will have a positive effect on my current funk. I suspect some of my readers could use a similar attitude adjustment.
