Tag: west desert
Prairie Falcon Becoming Progressively More Tolerant Of My Presence
I rarely photograph raptors on utility poles anymore but I’ll always make an exception for Prairie Falcons. Especially when they allow me to observe some of their behaviors up close. (7 photos)
Ferruginous Hawk – Open Your Mouth And Say Aah
Golden Eagles – An Encouraging Encounter Yesterday Morning
Red-breasted Nuthatch Feeding Behavior
When I go back and review my older photos I often find something interesting that I didn’t notice the first time around.
Ferruginous Hawk In Flight Against A Dark Mountain Background
Fighting Wild Horses Of The Onaqui Herd
I’ve never been more intimidated in the field with a camera in my hand than I was at this moment.
Ferruginous Hawk With Penetrating Eye Contact
There’s just something about direct eye contact from the largest and most powerful hawk in North America. Ferruginous Hawks are thought of as wannabe Golden Eagles for very good reason.
Woodhouse’s Scrub Jay And A Wild Turkey
One Of The Reasons For Landowner Animosity Toward Recreationalists
Sorry folks, no birds today. An experience in the mountains yesterday morning is causing me to go off on a tangent.
Wild Turkey – An Iridescent Tom
When the light hits Wild Turkeys just right their colors can be downright impressive.
An Example Of Why A Shakedown Cruise For A New RV Is A Must
I’d much rather find the kinks on a short trip close to home than on one of my much longer trips to MT, ID or WY!
The Maiden Voyage Of My New Camping Trailer
Juniper Titmouse – Feeding Behavior Of A Little-known Species
My First Ferruginous Hawk In Over Four Months
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Prairie Falcon Becoming Progressively More Tolerant Of My Presence
I rarely photograph raptors on utility poles anymore but I’ll always make an exception for Prairie Falcons. Especially when they allow me to observe some of their behaviors up close. (7 photos)
Ferruginous Hawk – Open Your Mouth And Say Aah
Golden Eagles – An Encouraging Encounter Yesterday Morning
Red-breasted Nuthatch Feeding Behavior
When I go back and review my older photos I often find something interesting that I didn’t notice the first time around.
Ferruginous Hawk In Flight Against A Dark Mountain Background
Fighting Wild Horses Of The Onaqui Herd
I’ve never been more intimidated in the field with a camera in my hand than I was at this moment.
Ferruginous Hawk With Penetrating Eye Contact
There’s just something about direct eye contact from the largest and most powerful hawk in North America. Ferruginous Hawks are thought of as wannabe Golden Eagles for very good reason.
Woodhouse’s Scrub Jay And A Wild Turkey
One Of The Reasons For Landowner Animosity Toward Recreationalists
Sorry folks, no birds today. An experience in the mountains yesterday morning is causing me to go off on a tangent.
Wild Turkey – An Iridescent Tom
When the light hits Wild Turkeys just right their colors can be downright impressive.
An Example Of Why A Shakedown Cruise For A New RV Is A Must
I’d much rather find the kinks on a short trip close to home than on one of my much longer trips to MT, ID or WY!
