Red-tailed Hawk Pre-takeoff Regimen, Including A Poop To Be Proud Of I’ve mentioned before that larger buteos often signal imminent takeoff with one or more of four behaviors. This bird gave me three of the four so I’d have had to be asleep to have missed the takeoff. (5 photos) Continue reading
Northern Harrier In Flight While Carrying An Apparently Prized Possession One of my most strongly three-dimensional images. Continue reading
Three Common But Under-photographed And Under-loved Bird species Four recent photos of three species that deserve a little more respect. Continue reading
Pied-billed Grebe – An Amputation Specialist At least when it comes to crayfish (crawdads). (4 photos) Continue reading
Western Meadowlark Showing Off Its Winter Colors After a snowstorm for the record book I needed to see something colorful and cheery in my white world. Continue reading
Northern Harrier Just Hanging In The Air Including some of the last bare ground I’ll see for a while. Probably a long while. (2 photos) Continue reading
A Coyote Exhibiting Self Awareness? I believe so but I’m not completely convinced. (9 photos) Continue reading
A Murder Of Crows Serving Time Behind Bars A whimsical epilogue to yesterday’s blog post. Maybe calling a group of crows a “murder” is appropriate after all. Continue reading
An Aerial Kerfuffle Between A Hapless And Vulnerable Northern Harrier And American Crows Serious aerial combat or more light-hearted play? In this case I strongly suspect the former. (3 photos) Continue reading
Northern Harrier Coming At Me From the sublime to the profane in not much more than the blink of an eye. (3 photos) Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher Diving Past A Tangle Of Branches I can thank the Canon R5 for this shot. I’ll explain why. (2 images) Continue reading
Wild Turkey – A Running Takeoff, Then Flight And Landing First time I’ve photographed the entire process from takeoff to landing with a Wild Turkey. (7 photos) Continue reading
Golden Eagle Losing Its Balance On An Awkward Perch Plus yesterday I got a single photo of the rarest bird I’ve ever photographed. (3 photos) Continue reading