Tag: loggerhead shrike
Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Loggerhead Shrike Impaling Prey, Then Pulling A Chunk Off
Loggerhead Shrikes On Antelope Island – Then And Now
Loggerhead Shrikes used to be abundant on the island and man were they ever fun to photograph.
Why I Keep Wanting To Call Willow Flycatchers By Another Name
Loggerhead Shrike With A Wasp
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
Loggerhead Shrike In Flight
I’m hoping my favorite photo of a Loggerhead Shrike in flight will provide readers with a brief respite from the stresses of the election.
Loggerhead Shrikes, Spiders And Great Salt Lake Institute
Sidelit Loggerhead Shrike On A Dried Sunflower Perch
Another Bump In The Road For Feathered Photography
Copycats – Townsend’s Solitaire and Loggerhead Shrike
Loggerhead Shrikes – A Pair Of Lovebirds
Shrikes have been an elusive subject for me for some time now so getting this mated pair in the frame together was a real treat.
Loggerhead Shrike With An Attitude (+ conclusive proof it isn’t an act)
To the casual observer Loggerhead Shrikes may seem like just another songbird but in reality they’re fierce little predators whose prey includes arthropods, amphibians, reptiles, small mammals, roadkill and carrion. “Wannabe raptors” indeed.
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Loggerhead Shrike Attempting (Learning?) To Impale A Grasshopper
I’m not sure if this shrike was learning the impaling process or practicing it. If it was for practice he needed it.
Loggerhead Shrike Impaling Prey, Then Pulling A Chunk Off
Loggerhead Shrikes On Antelope Island – Then And Now
Loggerhead Shrikes used to be abundant on the island and man were they ever fun to photograph.
Why I Keep Wanting To Call Willow Flycatchers By Another Name
Loggerhead Shrike With A Wasp
Mealworms – Are They Safe As Bird Food?
This is what happens when false and misleading information is widely distributed amongst the bird-loving community. Or any community for that matter.
Young Loggerhead Shrike Practicing His Prey-impaling Skills
Loggerhead Shrike In Flight
I’m hoping my favorite photo of a Loggerhead Shrike in flight will provide readers with a brief respite from the stresses of the election.
Loggerhead Shrikes, Spiders And Great Salt Lake Institute
Sidelit Loggerhead Shrike On A Dried Sunflower Perch
Another Bump In The Road For Feathered Photography
Copycats – Townsend’s Solitaire and Loggerhead Shrike
Loggerhead Shrikes – A Pair Of Lovebirds
Shrikes have been an elusive subject for me for some time now so getting this mated pair in the frame together was a real treat.
Loggerhead Shrike With An Attitude (+ conclusive proof it isn’t an act)
To the casual observer Loggerhead Shrikes may seem like just another songbird but in reality they’re fierce little predators whose prey includes arthropods, amphibians, reptiles, small mammals, roadkill and carrion. “Wannabe raptors” indeed.