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Coyote Visit
While photographing the Long-Tailed Weasel in yesterday’s post, I was joined by a fellow weasel enthusiast. We all just sat together amidst the fields, keeping a watchful distance from each other, until the Coyote settled in for a mid-afternoon snooze.
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Tiny Sociopath
Few things in wildlife make me happier than spending an afternoon in a field watching the tiny murder machines more commonly known as weasels pop in and out of their holes.
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Beach Bird
I’ve seen lots of photos of Great Blue Herons on the beach, but for whatever reason around here I don’t typically see them in the surf, feeding on ocean organisms. This particularly heron was imitating the curlews and digging up invertebrates from the sand.
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Spotted Towhee Portrait
Usually they’re pretty skittish, but today a Spotted Towhee stopped by my portrait studio to briefly sit for some headshots.
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Jailbird
This Common Raven was kind enough to perch for a few minutes while I figured out a composition with Alcatraz and the San Francisco skyline in the background.
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Wrentit on a Stick
I will continue shamelessly posting lazy photos of Wrentits on sticks with cluttered backgrounds every chance I get (which is about once every 6 months).
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Stalking
In wildlife photography, it’s common to use a car as a hide. It’s somewhat less common for the wildlife to do so.
