Well, my fellow birdwatchers, after a long, cold winter it is starting to happen, spring is finally…, wait, let me pause here so I can… Read More »Are The Thousands Of Migrating Snow Geese A Blessing Or A Curse For This Small Farming Town?
Let me start by saying being a nature blogger, yes, that’s a real thing by the way, is an interesting endeavor, to say the least,… Read More »What This Ring-billed Gull Ate Today Might Surprise You, It Certainly Surprised Me.
Many years ago when I started to really get interested in bird photography I quickly learned how frustrating it can be when a bird I… Read More »Immediately Enhance Your Bird Photographs With A Little Scenery.
Yesterday, the birdwatching bug was too much for me to ignore so, being one who is easily swayed to photograph birds when the opportunity presents… Read More »Finally, The Migrating Tundra Swans Have Arrived.
A couple of days ago as I was driving down Forest Street to do some bird photography on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto… Read More »The Absolute Hardest Part Of Nature Photography.
Lately, there’s been a void that’s settled deep within me and, to put it mildly, I’ve had just about enough of it so today, despite… Read More »It’s Been Far Too Long Since My Feet And Camera Have Touched Antelope Island But That Streak Ended Today.
I’m going to just come out and say it, the Ring-billed gull oftentimes gets mislabeled, maybe even maligned a little bit and quite unfairly I… Read More »The Ring-billed Gull Is A Strikingly Beautiful Bird For Sure.
I don’t know how else to categorize it but it’s sure been an atypical season for my birdwatching excursions this winter on the Bear River… Read More »Photographing Pelicans In The Snow? Yes, Believe It Or Not, That’s Really A Thing.
My hands are still trying to warm up from the frosty 19-degree Fahrenheit drive I took around the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour… Read More »It Was A Frosty Morning On The Bear River Bird Refuge But The Tundra Swans Didn’t Seem To Mind.
Yesterday morning as I approached the starting point of the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour route an interesting thought popped into my head… Read More »The Beauty Of The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge As Seen Through My Camera Phone.
If you asked me to describe in two words or less how birdwatching was going this year on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto… Read More »The Fog May Have Slowed The Birdwatching Down But The Spectacular Scenery That Followed More Than Made Up For It.
I might be the only one with this notion, mind you, but the “dreaded” house sparrow, or so it is labeled by many birders, is… Read More »Despite Not Being Native, House Sparrows Are Certainly A Beautiful Bird That Still Deserves Some Love And Attention.
Even though yesterday was a perfect setting for bird photography, a morning with no clouds coupled with great light, my birding efforts on the Bear… Read More »Three Interesting Facts About Red-winged Blackbirds I Recently Captured With My Camera.
As I pulled into my driveway late last night and turned off the motor the prevailing silence was quickly broken by a loud, spine-tingling sound… Read More »Why Do Great Horned Owls Hoot?
When it comes to winter birdwatching there is one scene that, for me at least, fits the definition of an anomaly to a “T” and… Read More »Here’s Definitive Proof Great Blue Herons Are Very Resilient Creatures.
