Tag Archives: birding

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Below we have a young female Snowy Owl. She was my first, so to speak. My time with this wonderful creature was often shared with a photographer friend. That friend was also of the female persuasion and I think we … Continue reading →

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Today’s imagery is all nature, but includes landscapes, birds, insects, and a mammal. White Sands National Monument in New Mexico, and Great Sand Dunes National Monument in Colorado, are two of my favorite locations to create landscapes. The land (sand) … Continue reading →

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Today let us begin with a few images of our bird friends, primarily skyward and in flight. I will begin with a couple of images, where the sky is really full. Of birds that is. Edge to edge. First Ring … Continue reading →

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The concept that the only way to make an image of a bird, is to show as much of that bird as possible, and the whole bird at best, is one I disagree with. . No matter your purpose in … Continue reading →

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Firstly, I hope that all of you here in America, had a warm and pleasant Thanksgiving holiday. Such holidays bring back fond memories of my mothher and father. I wish they were here now. I have for you a sample … Continue reading →

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Like many subjects in nature, birds are a form of natural art. Living, breathing, standing, flying, fishing, hunting and on and on, birds just keep doing things in a poetic way that screams natural art. We only need to first … Continue reading →

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Today’s article could just as well be titled, Living Wild. No insects or strange anomalies today. Just birds and our furry friends the mammals. Bald Eagles are America’s symbol of freedom, independence, and when necessary, fierceness. They are near and … Continue reading →

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Today’s post is 100% critters. Mostly avian but I threw in a mammal and an amphibian as well. I love western and eastern Meadowlarks. Especially males looking for females. They often strike nice poses, usually while in mid song. I … Continue reading →

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Back to our feathered friends again. No matter how many subjects I share on these pages, it often comes back to birds. When I was in the field, often it felt like birds knew I was making images of them, … Continue reading →