Tag: singing
Male Horned Lark Singing In The Early Morning Montana Cold
My Attempt At Photographing Multiple (4) Northern Mockingbird Vertical Flight Displays
A Vertical Flight Display is a courtship display of the male Northern Mockingbird. (14 photos)
Calling Black-capped Chickadee
Red-winged Blackbird Showing Off
Two days ago, not long before I became involved with the new developments at Farmington’s Great Blue Heron rookery, I spent some up-close time with a male Red-winged Blackbird that seemed determined to show off his best side while he was strutting his stuff. (4 photos)
Red-winged Blackbirds Are Already Singing And Displaying On Territory
Two days ago the behavior of male Red-winged Blackbirds at Farmington Bay WMA changed suddenly and dramatically. Compared to the day before it was almost like someone flipped a switch. (2 photos)
My Attempt At Making A Cowbird Look Good
Not that they’re ugly. They’re not. But they get such a bad rap because of their nest parasitism habit, most folks (including bird photographers) don’t give them a chance. (6 photos)
Male Northern Mockingbird Flight Display – Another Performance
Savannah Sparrow Singing In The Wind
This little guy provided evidence of the positive influence bird song can have on the human psyche. (2 photos)
A Persistent And Eventually Successful Male Say’s Phoebe
He was always on man-made perches but I photographed him so often and he was so persistent I figured he deserved his day in the limelight.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
How do meadowlarks learn their distinctive and complex song? And what about that curious Latin name? (3 images)
Western Meadowlark Singing On Sagebrush (plus a video experiment)
Around here it isn’t springtime without singing meadowlarks. Yesterday I photographed my first one this year that was reasonably close.
Yesterday’s Loggerhead Shrike In Bitter Cold Temperatures
And an unusually light colored Rough-legged Hawk that literally glowed against the dark blue sky.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
And my attempt to explain, and demonstrate, some of the effects of resolution on digital images.
Male Yellow Warbler – Fluffed Up, Singing and… Happy?
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Male Horned Lark Singing In The Early Morning Montana Cold
My Attempt At Photographing Multiple (4) Northern Mockingbird Vertical Flight Displays
A Vertical Flight Display is a courtship display of the male Northern Mockingbird. (14 photos)
Calling Black-capped Chickadee
Red-winged Blackbird Showing Off
Two days ago, not long before I became involved with the new developments at Farmington’s Great Blue Heron rookery, I spent some up-close time with a male Red-winged Blackbird that seemed determined to show off his best side while he was strutting his stuff. (4 photos)
Red-winged Blackbirds Are Already Singing And Displaying On Territory
Two days ago the behavior of male Red-winged Blackbirds at Farmington Bay WMA changed suddenly and dramatically. Compared to the day before it was almost like someone flipped a switch. (2 photos)
My Attempt At Making A Cowbird Look Good
Not that they’re ugly. They’re not. But they get such a bad rap because of their nest parasitism habit, most folks (including bird photographers) don’t give them a chance. (6 photos)
Male Northern Mockingbird Flight Display – Another Performance
Savannah Sparrow Singing In The Wind
This little guy provided evidence of the positive influence bird song can have on the human psyche. (2 photos)
A Persistent And Eventually Successful Male Say’s Phoebe
He was always on man-made perches but I photographed him so often and he was so persistent I figured he deserved his day in the limelight.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
How do meadowlarks learn their distinctive and complex song? And what about that curious Latin name? (3 images)
Western Meadowlark Singing On Sagebrush (plus a video experiment)
Around here it isn’t springtime without singing meadowlarks. Yesterday I photographed my first one this year that was reasonably close.
Yesterday’s Loggerhead Shrike In Bitter Cold Temperatures
And an unusually light colored Rough-legged Hawk that literally glowed against the dark blue sky.
Singing Western Meadowlark On Antelope Island
And my attempt to explain, and demonstrate, some of the effects of resolution on digital images.
