More American Kestrels
Jan 17, 2021 08:26:10 #
Jan 17, 2021 09:12:56 #
slcarn wrote:
Took a side trip to photograph birds at Farmington Bay (Utah) with my wife and granddaughter. The Eagles start to come into the Refuge this time of year. I saw a couple of eagles, coyotes and a some other raptors, but these photos are of some American Kestrels (now my granddaughters favorite bird because they are "so cute").
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
Jan 17, 2021 09:13:10 #
Jan 17, 2021 09:27:15 #
Jan 17, 2021 12:17:45 #
J-SPEIGHT wrote:
Nice set Steve. 👌
[My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.]
Great series. You're so fortunate to be able to get this close to these cautious birds. By the way, since the emotion you described is so much shared with other UHH's, I think you meant to spell the word "piqued", not "peaked." Peeked, peaked, piqued, all pronounced the same, but with very different meanings.
Looking forward to your next posting.
Jan 17, 2021 14:33:55 #
Jan 17, 2021 15:04:09 #
slcarn
Loc: Draper, Utah USA
Traveller_Jeff wrote:
[My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.]
Great series. You're so fortunate to be able to get this close to these cautious birds. By the way, since the emotion you described is so much shared with other UHH's, I think you meant to spell the word "piqued", not "peaked." Peeked, peaked, piqued, all pronounced the same, but with very different meanings.
Looking forward to your next posting.
Great series. You're so fortunate to be able to get this close to these cautious birds. By the way, since the emotion you described is so much shared with other UHH's, I think you meant to spell the word "piqued", not "peaked." Peeked, peaked, piqued, all pronounced the same, but with very different meanings.
Looking forward to your next posting.
Jeff,
Thanks for your comment and for pointing out my misuse of “peaked.” Now if I can just remember next time my interest piques.
Steve
Jan 17, 2021 17:13:33 #
Jan 17, 2021 20:47:05 #
slcarn wrote:
Took a side trip to photograph birds at Farmington Bay (Utah) with my wife and granddaughter. The Eagles start to come into the Refuge this time of year. I saw a couple of eagles, coyotes and a some other raptors, but these photos are of some American Kestrels (now my granddaughters favorite bird because they are "so cute").
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
Good capture!
Jan 18, 2021 16:18:47 #
slcarn wrote:
Took a side trip to photograph birds at Farmington Bay (Utah) with my wife and granddaughter. The Eagles start to come into the Refuge this time of year. I saw a couple of eagles, coyotes and a some other raptors, but these photos are of some American Kestrels (now my granddaughters favorite bird because they are "so cute").
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
My last post was of an American Kestrel in our back yard so now these peaked my interest.
Enjoy,
Steve
Beautiful images of a beautiful bird! Thanx for sharing.
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