Below you'll find a list of all posts from January, 2007
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Bighorn Sheep in Borrego.
We are traveling to Santee Lakes today, thus the short post. I am amazed at the number and variety of birds I have seen here at Santee in just a short period of time before dark. I am really excited about the next few days – heck, we had a few beautiful wood ducks walk right up to us as we got here!
Update: Go here for 2008 wildflower conditions in Anza-Borrego.
This photo of the badlands pretty much sums up this years current wildflower conditions – it is a tad early, but things look bleak. Read More
A close-up of a back-lit palm in the palm oasis at the end of the Borrego Palm Canyon Trail, Anza-Borrego State Park, California.Read More
Photographing the endangered Peninsular Bighorn Sheep in Anza-Borrego State Park was high on our list, so we were thrilled to be able to spend time with this large group today on our first morning in Borrego. Read More
I haven’t had time to post thanks to the whirlwind of activity at the North American Nature Photographers Association conference in Palm Springs. In a nutshell, the conference was excellent and exceeded all my expectations.Read More
Here is another recent cover image for the Gresham, Sandy and Troutdale Phone Book. This image is of the Vista House overlooking the Columbia River. This Columbia Gorge area along the Columbia River in Oregon is very photogenic.
After a long day and a half of travel, I’m now at the NANPA Conference and hope to provide updates when I can.
This Rock Ptarmigan was photographed in Denali National Park. I have included it here only because I thought it was a nice winter bird photo, not becuase it was seen in Seward, Alaska. I have seen numerous Ptarmigain around Seward, but usually Willow Ptarmigain.
If my birding ability could ski, it would just now be venturing onto the intermediate blue square slopes, but I am an eager learner. Read More
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