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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    No sun yet today. Tripod tomorrow and work on the RAW image.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    They all head somewhere when it starts to get cold. This is the first time I’ve had the feeder out at this house. We weren’t sure any were around. A friend of mine who lives on the west side of Omaha along the “Big Papillion” creek has them come by every year. I’ll be interested to see how long...
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    Feeder population doubled today. Rainy and cold like the PNW. Sunny and 76 tomorrow they say. We'll see.
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    Blondes have more fun. :) Leucistic Bald Eagle, Klamath Falls area.

    We had a leucistic Grackel a couple of weeks ago. Haven’t seen it again. Pictures through the living room window.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    Sat out on the deck in my black hooded sweatshirt next to the grill with the black cover. It's a bit windy and about 48 degrees. I think I'll jack the ISO up a bit more. Shot on Apeture preferred f7.1, ISO 2000, shutter varies but around 1/2000 . Maybe try the tripod. D810 with a Sigma 150 to...
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    I put out the Oriole Grape jelly feeder a couple of weeks ago. This week the temps were in high 50's with night time lows around 35. Last week we had a couple days of 80. Anyway this Oriole started stopping by a number of times during the day. This shot is through the glass door. I will go sit...
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    Amtrak and Mount Rainier

    Good job. You can actually see the mountain.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    Yes, I believe it is a western.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    Our great songster of the plains
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    There are more Canada Geese.
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    Birds of Nebraska

    I don’t know what magic you worked to get the pictures formatted that way but I like it. There are many turkey vultures around here. The other day while walking on the trail there was a group of approximately 2 dozen flying high above. Usually 3 or 4 staying close to roadkill along the highways...
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    Foxes in Nebraska

    Last year around this time these guys were hanging around on the opposite bank of the recreational trail along the Papillion Creek. About 3 blocks from my house. They are not there this year. These vultures each have their own fence post.
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    Birds of Nebraska

    Last year around this time these guys were hanging around on the opposite bank of the recreational trail along the Papillion Creek. About 3 blocks from my house. They are not there this year. These vultures each have their own fence post.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    Sharp Shinned has taken residence in a large tree on my parents property. My wife and I think the last one is a Tufted Titmouse but is still up for debate.
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    Birds of Nebraska

    Sharp Shinned has taken residence in a large tree on my parents property. My wife and I think the last one is a Tufted Titmouse but is still up for debate.
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    Birds in Nebraska and Iowa

    I was encouraged by Bill to post some more pictures from Nebraska, since it's 2 years from this post. Here some of our local birds and some on their way somewhere else. Cormorants at Memphis (NE) State Recreation Area. Eagles in flooded area along interstate 29 in Iowa. Turkey Vultures just...
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    Birds of Nebraska

    I was encouraged by Bill to post some more pictures from Nebraska, since it's 2 years from this post. Here some of our local birds and some on their way somewhere else. Cormorants at Memphis (NE) State Recreation Area. Eagles in flooded area along interstate 29 in Iowa. Turkey Vultures just...
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Starting to see some eagles again. These were taken at Lake Zorinsky. These are lakes that are made by damming the creeks that eventually flow into the Missouri River. Zorinsky is on the Boxelder Creek. We have had some above freezing days which gives the lakes some open water for eagles to do a...
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    As I passed the railroad yards in Council Bluffs I found this Hawk cooling off in good size puddle along the side of the road. He didn't stay long enough for me to zoom back out. But fun anyway
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Bluebirds, Goldfinch and Flicker today at the state park. The Bluebird is fighting with his reflection in a camper window.


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