The Bear River Bird Refuge Auto Tour Route Is Temporarily Closed
I took a drive down to the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour route today with the hopes of finding and photographing the American white pelican since I had…
Summer Bird Watching For The American White Pelican
As summer marches on, officially giving way to the onset of autumn in a couple weeks, the yearly spectacle of fall migration starts to creep into my mind. Yes, somehow…
What Shutter Speed Do You Need For Photographing Hummingbirds?
If you read my recent post about finding hummingbirds on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, it should be pretty clear I love to photograph hummingbirds against wildflowers. But photographing…
Why Bird Watching Is Good For Us
let's not beat around the bush here, life can be a bit hard at times. Whether someone is struggling financially, emotionally, physically, spiritually, or, heaven forbid, some or all of…
The White-faced Ibis Migration Is On…And Then Some.
As I headed out the door this morning, my eyes glanced at the calendar on the wall. It was quite a surprise to see August was almost in the books,…
Are There Hummingbirds On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge?
As I sit here at the computer and reflect upon years and years of nature photography, two things come to mind. First, I sure do love photographing hummingbirds against wildflowers.…
Can Great Blue Herons Swim?
One of the most fascinating birds to watch in nature is, without any question, the great blue heron. Over the years, I have spent hundreds of hours or more on…
Why Do Cattle Egrets Follow Cows?
In the birding world, there is a strange but interesting relationship in nature between bird and beast when it comes to cattle egrets and cows. It's not a mutual relationship…
Bird Watching Update For The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge-August
A couple of days ago, Friday to be exact, I took a drive out to the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour route for a late summer birding excursion.…
Patience Is The Key To Great Nature Photographs
A few years ago, while chasing a sunset with my camera, I was reminded of a valuable lesson I always teach in my Beginning Outdoor Photography Workshops, patience is key…
A Simple Tip For Unique Dragonfly Photographs
When it comes to dragonfly photography, I try to do things a little bit different than other photographers, at least whenever it's possible, that is, especially with regards to the…
Free Nature Photography Class Coming To Farmington Bay WMA
Update: Workshop is postponed until further notice Some of my readers already know I put on a free Beginning Outdoor Photography Workshop on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge each…
Bird Watching On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge In July
It's been a hot summer here in Utah this year, so much so triple-digit temperatures seem to be the norm now. Today, despite the relentless scorching temperatures, I decided to…
5 Simple Camera Settings For Great Bird Photos
One of the aspects of bird photography I like the most is helping other bird watchers learn how to take great photos of our feathered friends. In fact, I like…
Take Time To Enjoy The Little Things Once In A While, Like The Clouds On A Hot Summer Day
If you were to ask around, many people would describe me as a photographer, maybe even an outdoor or, quite possibly, a full-blown nature photographer, of sorts, I would guess.…
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