"Bro, we have talons not thumbs and I don't want to play."
These siblings were holding onto each other's feet for a minute or two. Not sure exactly what was going on but it sure did look like kids playing some silly kid game and maybe only one of them really wanted to play.
Sunday, July 05, 2026
Friday, July 03, 2026
Tucked away
This barn owl seems to have returned to one of its regular roosts tucked way up in a dense pine tree.
I hope its young are doing well.
I hope its young are doing well.
Thursday, July 02, 2026
Quail Blue Steal?
This Quail knew exactly how to get it's photo taken.
It saw me with my camera, jumped up and struck a few poses for me before jumping down.
It saw me with my camera, jumped up and struck a few poses for me before jumping down.
Wednesday, July 01, 2026
Kingbird rides into battel on Red-Tailed!
As the smaller more maneuverable Kestrel dives in from the sun!
I wonder if there is a hummingbird mounted on the back of that Kestrel?
I wonder if there is a hummingbird mounted on the back of that Kestrel?
Not only was it like some kind of graphic novel or animated movie happening in real life but I also saw the Western Kingbird and a Kestrel for the fist time!
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Fledgling has perfected it's stare!
Also notice it's making a fist.
This red-shouldered hawk that flew over to warn me off also made a fist at me.
The red-shouldered hawk that attacked me a bunch of times would also land on a branch near me and make a fist which it seemed to be shaking at me.
Do birds make angry fists to shake at who ever they are made at while they stare them down? It sure does feel like they do but maybe it's some other behavior?
Labels:
birds,
fledgling,
great horned owl,
Red-shouldered hawk
Friday, June 05, 2026
Learning to stare me down!
I think this is dad teaching a fledgling to give me the stare. So cute!
This is the 1st or 2nd day of fledging for this little one. Its sibling is still in the nest.
This is the 1st or 2nd day of fledging for this little one. Its sibling is still in the nest.
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