Ferruginous Hawk Yesterday Near Bear River MBR
Plus my first-of-year Swainson’s Hawk. These two hawks brought me two different kinds of excitement.
Tag: swainson’s hawk
If You Want To Photograph Raptors In Flight Learn To Anticipate Their Takeoff
One of the skills that can be of immense value to the bird photographer (and of interest to birders of every persuasion) is the ability to predict when they might take off.
A Couple Of Hawks Separated By Species And Time
There’s no common theme here other than both birds being hawks so I guess this post is a mini-potpourri but I always think it’s interesting to compare raptor species.
Swainson’s Hawk Throwing A Pellet
A Swainson’s Hawk And Lupine
Swainson’s Hawk In Flight
This adult light morph Swainson’s Hawk was a good omen for my present camping trip.
“Swainson’s Hawk Rock” Earns Its Name Once Again
Swainson’s Hawk Reacting To A Surprise Harrier Attack
Sometimes when I think a hawk is about to take off there’s actually something completely different and unexpected about to happen.
Swainson’s Hawk – A Diagonal Takeoff
My Kind Of Raptor Country
Birds aren’t the only itch of mine to be scratched by my addiction to bird photography.
Swainson’s Hawks Are Yet Another Reason To Love Sphinx Moths
The web of life is indeed intertwined – in this case with two of my favorite photographic subjects.
An Angry Magpie Repeatedly Attacks A Swainson’s Hawk
A Few Recent Raptors (four species)
A potpourri of raptors I’ve photographed within the last two weeks in northern Utah. For varying reasons I think each image has at least some merit.
Yesterday’s Swainson’s Hawks
Yesterday was a banner day for Swainson’s Hawks in northern Utah. They seemed to be everywhere on fence posts, power poles, trees and in the sky.
Light Morph Swainson’s Hawk
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If You Want To Photograph Raptors In Flight Learn To Anticipate Their Takeoff
One of the skills that can be of immense value to the bird photographer (and of interest to birders of every persuasion) is the ability to predict when they might take off.
A Couple Of Hawks Separated By Species And Time
There’s no common theme here other than both birds being hawks so I guess this post is a mini-potpourri but I always think it’s interesting to compare raptor species.
Swainson’s Hawk Throwing A Pellet
A Swainson’s Hawk And Lupine
Swainson’s Hawk In Flight
This adult light morph Swainson’s Hawk was a good omen for my present camping trip.
“Swainson’s Hawk Rock” Earns Its Name Once Again
Swainson’s Hawk Reacting To A Surprise Harrier Attack
Sometimes when I think a hawk is about to take off there’s actually something completely different and unexpected about to happen.
Swainson’s Hawk – A Diagonal Takeoff
My Kind Of Raptor Country
Birds aren’t the only itch of mine to be scratched by my addiction to bird photography.
Swainson’s Hawks Are Yet Another Reason To Love Sphinx Moths
The web of life is indeed intertwined – in this case with two of my favorite photographic subjects.
An Angry Magpie Repeatedly Attacks A Swainson’s Hawk
A Few Recent Raptors (four species)
A potpourri of raptors I’ve photographed within the last two weeks in northern Utah. For varying reasons I think each image has at least some merit.
Yesterday’s Swainson’s Hawks
Yesterday was a banner day for Swainson’s Hawks in northern Utah. They seemed to be everywhere on fence posts, power poles, trees and in the sky.
