Tag: pica hudsonia
Magpie Demonstrating An Interesting Bird Photography Phenomenon
Magpie Take-off
The Mind’s Eye Can Be Deceived By The Effects Of Telephoto Lenses
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
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 Scavenging Entrails Rejected By Raptors
Adult Female Magpie Begging For Food
Structural Colors In Birds – Black-billed Magpie
Magpie Hip-shot – An Interesting Experiment
Black-billed Magpie Just After Take-off
Each spring I spend time photographing magpies on Antelope Island. Not many images of them are keepers but this is one I like.
Magpie Demonstrating An Interesting Bird Photography Phenomenon
Magpie Take-off
The Mind’s Eye Can Be Deceived By The Effects Of Telephoto Lenses
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
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 Scavenging Entrails Rejected By Raptors
Adult Female Magpie Begging For Food
Structural Colors In Birds – Black-billed Magpie
Magpie Hip-shot – An Interesting Experiment
Black-billed Magpie Just After Take-off
Each spring I spend time photographing magpies on Antelope Island. Not many images of them are keepers but this is one I like.