Category: Favorite Locations
Snakes As Prey For Red-tailed Hawks
Red-tailed Hawks are known to prey on snakes and they don’t necessarily exclude the venomous species as menu choices.
The Burrowing Owl That Changed The Way I Photograph Birds
It could be argued that I owe this cute little fledgling Burrowing Owl a huge debt of gratitude.
Male Marsh Wren Building One Of His Dummy Nests
Two days ago I spent an hour and 45 minutes photographing a male Marsh Wren building one of his “dummy” nests at Bear River MBR.
Ferruginous Hawk Yesterday Near Bear River MBR
Plus my first-of-year Swainson’s Hawk. These two hawks brought me two different kinds of excitement.
Western Grebe Running On Water Using A Technique I’d Never Seen
Peregrine Falcon Looking Back At Me In Flight
A Favorite Northern Harrier Photo
It took me about six years to get a shot like this that met all my requirements and in the four years since then I haven’t been able to do it again.
Harris’s Sparrow At Farmington Yesterday (A Lifer For Me)
Magpies Working On Their Nest
Fighting Male Short-eared Owls
Photographing these owls fighting over territory was the chance of a lifetime for me.
Displaying Sage Thrasher
Plus a past due explanation for why readers may have noticed a recent unfortunate trend on Feathered Photography.
The Magpie Image That Broke My Heart Yesterday
A photo like this one inspires me because it shows me what’s possible but that doesn’t take the pain away when I screw it up.
Magpie Takeoff With An Assist
It wasn’t much of an assist but just the fact that the magpie could/would do it for so little gain amazed me.
A New Way To Report Banded American Kestrels
Now that much of the preliminary work for this project has been done HawkWatch International needs eyes. Lots of eyes.
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Snakes As Prey For Red-tailed Hawks
Red-tailed Hawks are known to prey on snakes and they don’t necessarily exclude the venomous species as menu choices.
The Burrowing Owl That Changed The Way I Photograph Birds
It could be argued that I owe this cute little fledgling Burrowing Owl a huge debt of gratitude.
Male Marsh Wren Building One Of His Dummy Nests
Two days ago I spent an hour and 45 minutes photographing a male Marsh Wren building one of his “dummy” nests at Bear River MBR.
Ferruginous Hawk Yesterday Near Bear River MBR
Plus my first-of-year Swainson’s Hawk. These two hawks brought me two different kinds of excitement.
Western Grebe Running On Water Using A Technique I’d Never Seen
Peregrine Falcon Looking Back At Me In Flight
A Favorite Northern Harrier Photo
It took me about six years to get a shot like this that met all my requirements and in the four years since then I haven’t been able to do it again.
Harris’s Sparrow At Farmington Yesterday (A Lifer For Me)
Magpies Working On Their Nest
Fighting Male Short-eared Owls
Photographing these owls fighting over territory was the chance of a lifetime for me.
Displaying Sage Thrasher
Plus a past due explanation for why readers may have noticed a recent unfortunate trend on Feathered Photography.
The Magpie Image That Broke My Heart Yesterday
A photo like this one inspires me because it shows me what’s possible but that doesn’t take the pain away when I screw it up.
Magpie Takeoff With An Assist
It wasn’t much of an assist but just the fact that the magpie could/would do it for so little gain amazed me.
A New Way To Report Banded American Kestrels
Now that much of the preliminary work for this project has been done HawkWatch International needs eyes. Lots of eyes.