Mar
3
3 Eagles, 2 Photographs
Filed Under Eagles, Winter 2010
I caught these three Bald Eagles playing before sunrise recently.
Mar
1
Birds of Summer
Filed Under Egrets, Winter 2010
Continuing in the vein of really looking forward to the return of the birds of summer, I checked back to see when I first photographed egrets last spring. This Snowy Egret was shot on April 16 last year. I’ll start looking closely for them toward the end of this month.
Feb
28
Royal Terns
Filed Under Terns, Winter 2010
I looked back at the Royal Tern colony that I shot last June. Here are two that make me look forward to seeing them again soon.
Feb
27
Carolina Chickadee
Filed Under Songbirds, Winter 2010
I watched this little chickadee as it fed this afternoon. Like most small birds it was frenetic in its movements as it flitted from branch to branch. I felt lucky to get a photograph as it undoubtedly reflected on where to speed off to next.
Feb
25
Last Eagle
Filed Under Eagles
Okay, this is the last eagle post from the series shot last Sunday morning.
Feb
24
Eagle Launch
Filed Under Eagles, Winter 2010
Another in the eagle series. Anybody getting tired of them yet?
Feb
23
Eagle Portrait Outake
Filed Under Eagles, Winter 2010
Yesterday I posted a nice portrait of our regal national bird. As majestically as they posed, only a few brief minutes later they lost all composure as one flew off, nearly pushing its tree-mate off in the process. I think I overheard the lower bird protest in eagle-ese, ‘Hey watch it, bird brain.’
Feb
22
Doubling Up the Eagle Eyes
Filed Under Eagles, Winter 2010
The number of Bald Eagles in Delaware has been rising over the past few years. Honestly, rarely a day goes by that I don’t see at least one eagle somewhere in my travels. Yesterday morning I saw two, stacked up in a tree looking out over a creek for a fish to convert into breakfast.
Feb
21
Tundra Swan at Sunrise
Filed Under Swans, Winter 2010
I saw these Tundra Swan at sunrise this morning.
Feb
20
GBH On Ice
Filed Under Herons, Winter 2010
The marshes in Delaware have ben thawing out a little over the past couple of days. As a result, the open water is getting larger and I am seeing more birds coming back to fish in the marsh. This Great Blue Heron lifted off with ice as a backdrop this afternoon.
