Next Generation Prep
Ospreys are “snow birds,” they do not stick around for the cold weather.
Read More Next Generation PrepOspreys are “snow birds,” they do not stick around for the cold weather.
Read More Next Generation PrepPiping Plovers are listed as near threatened, mostly due to our development of shoreline areas. However, their populations are on a slow rise, due to habitat protection, as is the case at Ferry Beach.
Read More I Shot the Plovers, but I Did Not Shoot . . . .The bird I photographed for this post is a juvenile because it has not developed the white feathers of the head and neck.
Read More Raptor HuntHefting my six-pound camera/lens setup, and tripod, I moved around the beach to get the best shots.
Read More The Avian Face of New Smyrna BeachThe surf was up with the approach of a PM southeaster. I went to a few beaches but, alas, no surfers. I guess gusts to 50 MPH deterred them. There were, nevertheless, a couple of people and a group of hunkered-down gulls.
Read More Stormy Morning at Kettle CoveA friend told me about bird banding being conducted by the Biodiversity Research Institute (BRI) here in Portland, so I stopped by to have a look. The feature attraction was a Northern Saw-whet Owl resting in a tree just above the entry path to the preserve. These birds are just passing through, on their way […]
Read More One Morning at River Point Conservation AreaWell, I did in fact return to Presumpscot Falls Park today with the monster camera. No problem today, as I rattled off the frames as the birds flew by. As you can see, I also managed to photograph a Gull flying through. I shot 276 frames to get these images. Film looks great and I […]
Read More Osprey WatchIn addition to ordering from me online, my Shrinking Bird Populations photobook is now available at the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge visitor center, and the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge visitor center.
Read More Shrinking Bird PopulationsSnowies are starting to show up around the northern U.S. Here in Western New York there are three birds hanging out at the Finger Lakes Regional Airport (0G7) in Seneca, NY. The airport staff allowed us on the field where a friend of mine and I got many wonderful shots of a juvenile on the […]
Read More The Snowy OwlHere is the New Beginnings article about Shrinking Birds Populations that I mentioned, published today.
Read More The Rochester Democrat & Chronicle