Tag: hawkwatch international
Revisiting An Intriguing Bird Word
A Banner Year For Burrowing Owls On Antelope Island
I’m including some highly encouraging statistics about Burrowing Owls on the island. (12 photos)
American Kestrel – “AOM” Is Still Thriving
I had a productive morning on Antelope Island yesterday, including seeing, hearing and/or photographing multiple bird species for the first time this year. (3 photos)
Male American Kestrel – A Resighting of “AOM”
I Now Know A Lot About The Banded Male Kestrel
And about the meaning of the different colored bands used by HawkWatch International when they’re banding kestrels. (6 photos)
American Kestrels Past And Present
A male kestrel from yesterday morning and another one from almost exactly two years ago. (six photos)
R.I.P. Galileo
Do Adult Red-tailed Hawks Always Have Dark Eyes?
Golden Eagles – An Encouraging Encounter Yesterday Morning
Side-lit Short-eared Owl
A Second Banded Male American Kestrel On Antelope Island
Yesterday’s American Kestrel Was Banded By HawkWatch International
My Lucky Goldeneye And A Couple of Updates
Adult Male Rough-legged Hawk Flight Series
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Revisiting An Intriguing Bird Word
A Banner Year For Burrowing Owls On Antelope Island
I’m including some highly encouraging statistics about Burrowing Owls on the island. (12 photos)
American Kestrel – “AOM” Is Still Thriving
I had a productive morning on Antelope Island yesterday, including seeing, hearing and/or photographing multiple bird species for the first time this year. (3 photos)
Male American Kestrel – A Resighting of “AOM”
I Now Know A Lot About The Banded Male Kestrel
And about the meaning of the different colored bands used by HawkWatch International when they’re banding kestrels. (6 photos)
American Kestrels Past And Present
A male kestrel from yesterday morning and another one from almost exactly two years ago. (six photos)
