Tag: black billed magpie
Magpies – They’re Already Building Nests
Magpie Demonstrating An Interesting Bird Photography Phenomenon
Coyotes Steal A Jackrabbit From Golden Eagles
Magpie Take-off
The Mind’s Eye Can Be Deceived By The Effects Of Telephoto Lenses
Coyote and Magpies Scavenging A Deer Carcass
Two Golden Eagles On Antelope Island
Magpie In Flight And The Varying (and unpredictable) Effects Of Fog
Magpie In Flight In Magical, Foggy Light
Under the right conditions I like what fog can do to light when it isn’t too thick. Antelope Island at dawn this morning was a jumble of moving, thick pockets of fog. I drove around in an attempt to find some clear spots with birds present but when I would find some sun it wouldn’t take long for the fog to envelope me again. But in one spot, just for a couple of minutes, the effect of the fog on the light was dreamy and ethereal and I loved it.
Magpie Take-off From Nest Sequence
Black-billed Magpie With An Apparent Kill
Forster’s Tern With Prey And A Common Black-Hawk In Utah!
Iridescence And The Role of Plumage Variations In Juvenile Magpies
Juvenile Magpie With Feathers Blowing Away In The Breeze
Earlier this month as I was watching this juvenile (relatively short tail) Black-billed Magpie through my lens on Antelope Island I didn’t expect anything interesting to happen except for a possible take-off shot.
Magpies – They’re Already Building Nests
Magpie Demonstrating An Interesting Bird Photography Phenomenon
Coyotes Steal A Jackrabbit From Golden Eagles
Magpie Take-off
The Mind’s Eye Can Be Deceived By The Effects Of Telephoto Lenses
Coyote and Magpies Scavenging A Deer Carcass
Two Golden Eagles On Antelope Island
Magpie In Flight And The Varying (and unpredictable) Effects Of Fog
Magpie In Flight In Magical, Foggy Light
Under the right conditions I like what fog can do to light when it isn’t too thick. Antelope Island at dawn this morning was a jumble of moving, thick pockets of fog. I drove around in an attempt to find some clear spots with birds present but when I would find some sun it wouldn’t take long for the fog to envelope me again. But in one spot, just for a couple of minutes, the effect of the fog on the light was dreamy and ethereal and I loved it.
Magpie Take-off From Nest Sequence
Black-billed Magpie With An Apparent Kill
Forster’s Tern With Prey And A Common Black-Hawk In Utah!
Iridescence And The Role of Plumage Variations In Juvenile Magpies
Juvenile Magpie With Feathers Blowing Away In The Breeze
Earlier this month as I was watching this juvenile (relatively short tail) Black-billed Magpie through my lens on Antelope Island I didn’t expect anything interesting to happen except for a possible take-off shot.