Tag: antelope island
Horned Lark Taking Off Down The Runway
A shot I often try to get just for the challenge of it. And believe me, it’s a challenge.
Singing Western Meadowlark – An Accidental Success
Sometimes things go right even when you screw up. I just wish it happened more often.
An Update On My Stolen Magpie Image
Plus a Long-billed Curlew and a Horned Lark from yesterday morning on Antelope Island.
This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
Chukar Calling On One Leg
Monotone Horned Lark
Black-billed Magpies Gathering Mud For Their Nests
A Couple Of Recent Magpie Photos, Just Because I Like Them
Both are of Black-billed Magpies taking off but I think they’re quite different from each other.
Black-billed Magpie – A Short Flight Series
I rarely post photos of the same species two days in a row but yesterday I spent more time with magpies and I like these two images well enough to make an exception. More than well enough, actually.
It’s Nest-building Time For Black-billed Magpies
Magpies are usually my first nest building subjects in springtime and this year they didn’t disappoint.
Western Meadowlark Singing And Stretching
Three days ago I spent the morning on Antelope Island and for the first time this year I noticed a significant increase in bird presence and activity.
Sandhill Cranes And A Chukar From Yesterday Morning
Sage Thrasher Performing The Bilateral Wing Display
Male Sage Thrashers sometimes perform this display all day long but it’s sporadic, almost impossible to predict and they’re shy about doing it so it’s difficult tp photograph well.
Fighting Male Long-billed Curlews
There were no preliminaries, the battle began immediately after the second male touched down.
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Horned Lark Taking Off Down The Runway
A shot I often try to get just for the challenge of it. And believe me, it’s a challenge.
Singing Western Meadowlark – An Accidental Success
Sometimes things go right even when you screw up. I just wish it happened more often.
An Update On My Stolen Magpie Image
Plus a Long-billed Curlew and a Horned Lark from yesterday morning on Antelope Island.
This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
Chukar Calling On One Leg
Monotone Horned Lark
Black-billed Magpies Gathering Mud For Their Nests
A Couple Of Recent Magpie Photos, Just Because I Like Them
Both are of Black-billed Magpies taking off but I think they’re quite different from each other.
Black-billed Magpie – A Short Flight Series
I rarely post photos of the same species two days in a row but yesterday I spent more time with magpies and I like these two images well enough to make an exception. More than well enough, actually.
It’s Nest-building Time For Black-billed Magpies
Magpies are usually my first nest building subjects in springtime and this year they didn’t disappoint.
Western Meadowlark Singing And Stretching
Three days ago I spent the morning on Antelope Island and for the first time this year I noticed a significant increase in bird presence and activity.
Sandhill Cranes And A Chukar From Yesterday Morning
Sage Thrasher Performing The Bilateral Wing Display
Male Sage Thrashers sometimes perform this display all day long but it’s sporadic, almost impossible to predict and they’re shy about doing it so it’s difficult tp photograph well.
Fighting Male Long-billed Curlews
There were no preliminaries, the battle began immediately after the second male touched down.