Tag: bear river migratory bird refuge
A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5
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.
Sandhill Cranes Calling In The Marsh At Sunrise
A Couple Of Immature Black-crowned Night Herons In Flight
Clark’s Grebe And Chick, Both Posing For The Photographer
Western Grebes Having Difficulty Handling Slippery Fish – Part 2
Why Black-necked Stilts Can Only Swallow Very Small Fish
Western Grebes Having Difficulty Handling Slippery Fish – Part 1
As you’d expect, the kiddos were having even more difficulty than the adults. (11 photos)
Black-necked Stilt Attacking A Great Blue Heron
An avian version of David and Goliath. With a similar result because the little guy came out on top. (8 photos)
Western Grebe Chick Trying To Get On Board
Black-necked Stilt In Flight
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A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5
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.
Sandhill Cranes Calling In The Marsh At Sunrise
A Couple Of Immature Black-crowned Night Herons In Flight
Clark’s Grebe And Chick, Both Posing For The Photographer
Western Grebes Having Difficulty Handling Slippery Fish – Part 2
Why Black-necked Stilts Can Only Swallow Very Small Fish
Western Grebes Having Difficulty Handling Slippery Fish – Part 1
As you’d expect, the kiddos were having even more difficulty than the adults. (11 photos)
Black-necked Stilt Attacking A Great Blue Heron
An avian version of David and Goliath. With a similar result because the little guy came out on top. (8 photos)
