Tag: prey
Red-tailed Hawk With A Food Delivery For Her Chicks
Female Belted Kingfisher With A Weather Loach In Her Bill
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
A Couple Of Merlins, A Sunset And A Significant Snowstorm – Finally
An Indecisive American Kestrel With Prey
Peregrine Falcon With Prey In Hoarfrost
An Indecisive Coyote With A Male Northern Shoveler As Prey
Female American Kestrel With Prey And An Attitude
To say that a kestrel of either sex has an attitude probably approaches redundancy but this little lady had one in spades.
Northern Harriers – Surprise Attack
Swainson’s Hawks – A Food Exchange That Didn’t Go As Planned
But you certainly have to give them credit for their creative approach to the transfer.
A Short-eared Owl, A Vole And The Coup De Grâce
Pied-billed Grebe With A Crayfish (or whatever you wanna call it) For Dinner
Red-tailed Hawk Still In The Process Of Landing With Prey
The shooting conditions were difficult so I’m surprised by how well this photo turned out.
Plus some new information on the Canon ID X Mark III.
Photographing An American Kestrel (and a friend) In A Near-blizzard
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Red-tailed Hawk With A Food Delivery For Her Chicks
Female Belted Kingfisher With A Weather Loach In Her Bill
Naturally Spotlit Short-eared Owl In Flight With Prey
A Couple Of Merlins, A Sunset And A Significant Snowstorm – Finally
An Indecisive American Kestrel With Prey
Peregrine Falcon With Prey In Hoarfrost
An Indecisive Coyote With A Male Northern Shoveler As Prey
Female American Kestrel With Prey And An Attitude
To say that a kestrel of either sex has an attitude probably approaches redundancy but this little lady had one in spades.
Northern Harriers – Surprise Attack
Swainson’s Hawks – A Food Exchange That Didn’t Go As Planned
But you certainly have to give them credit for their creative approach to the transfer.
A Short-eared Owl, A Vole And The Coup De Grâce
Pied-billed Grebe With A Crayfish (or whatever you wanna call it) For Dinner
Red-tailed Hawk Still In The Process Of Landing With Prey
The shooting conditions were difficult so I’m surprised by how well this photo turned out.
Plus some new information on the Canon ID X Mark III.
