I had the chance to photograph a White-tailed kite in the Washington fields this evening.
This is the first one that I have seen in Utah. They are usually only found on the west coast and around the Gulf of Mexico.
They grassy areas and feed almost exclusively on insects and mice. They were once a rare sight even in their range but have made a great comeback and are now fairly common. But not in Utah!
If you want to see it head for the Southeast corner of the Washington fields, around 2000 South and 3000 East. Look for the George Washington Academy. The field across the street can be productive. If you don't see it there drive around the area a little.
Hopefully you will get lucky like I did. Thanks to Rick Fridell for the tip.
I have been a professional Outdoor Photographer for over 30 years. I personally believe that you take better photos when you really understand your subject. As a result, I have made the study of nature a lifelong quest. I hope you enjoy these photographs and learn something valuable from the explanation that accompanies them.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Photographing Mule deer on Kolob
Had a great day photographing Mule deer on Kolob.
My very best friend Eldon Pierce got a new camera so we had to go try it out. We saw lots of deer and around 40 head of Elk. Evening is a great time to see some really nice deer right now.
As you can see there are some excellent bucks out there.
It was also great to see the Elk. I love to see them in Zion. We were not able to get close but they add nicely to the scenery.
My very best friend Eldon Pierce got a new camera so we had to go try it out. We saw lots of deer and around 40 head of Elk. Evening is a great time to see some really nice deer right now.
As you can see there are some excellent bucks out there.
It was also great to see the Elk. I love to see them in Zion. We were not able to get close but they add nicely to the scenery.
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