Why do Birds Fly in Circles?
As a bird watcher, have you ever just sat and watched birds- I mean really sit and observe birds doing the things that they do… Read More »Why do Birds Fly in Circles?
As a bird watcher, have you ever just sat and watched birds- I mean really sit and observe birds doing the things that they do… Read More »Why do Birds Fly in Circles?
Bald eagles are a symbol of our nation’s freedom and prosperity. Personally, for me that is, very few birds instill a sense of pride for… Read More »2019 Eagle Day at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Birds fascinate me, they really do. I have been around birds almost my entire life, in fact. I started raising them when I was about… Read More »Bird Watching: the Rough-legged Hawk
If you’re a bird watcher, much like myself, you probably enjoy learning new things about the birds we love to watch. One of the things… Read More »What Do Great Blue Herons Eat?
Sign up below for email notifications for future posts from our blog about the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge. If you have visited the Bear… Read More »Bird Watching: Tundra or trumpeter swan
Great blue herons offer some unique and interesting opportunities for bird watchers and photographers alike. In many areas, they are found year-round, making them a… Read More »Bird Watching For Great Blue Herons
When I think of marsh wrens on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge I almost always think of spring. That is the time of year… Read More »November Marsh Wrens On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
For us bird watchers, finding the first of the year of any species is a special moment. Personally, I am the most excited when I… Read More »The Rough-legged Hawks Have Once Again Returned to the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Cinnamon Teal on the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Earlier this year, I spent some time photographing cinnamon teal on the Bear River Migratory Bird… Read More »The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge And A Look Back At Some Springtime Cinnamon Teal
Reflections of an American Avocet from the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge When it comes to bird photography few birds peak my interest like the… Read More »Reflections Of An American Avocet On the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Cinnamon Teal Have Been Plentiful This Spring On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Cinnamon teal are one of the most beautiful ducks in nature… Read More »Reflections Of A Drake Cinnamon Teal
Thousands Of Barn Swallows Have Returned To The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge If you are like me, you love watching birds and you don’t… Read More »The Return Of The Barn Swallow On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Is A Great Time To Ponder
If there ever was a day built for pelicans, today was indeed the day. A firm but steady wind picked up as I arrived on… Read More »The American White Pelican
Waking Up To A Flock Of White-Faced Ibis’s A couple years ago, early one warm summer morning, I found my pasture inundated with a group… Read More »The White-Faced Ibis Calls The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Home
A faint series of low-toned whoots could be heard from far off in the distance. As the sound grew louder, I recognized it as the… Read More »Tundra Swans On The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge And A Bitter Sweet Moment For Me