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When Lisa Costello and I visited Klamath Falls a few weeks ago, we took a lot of bird photos. (Well, she took most of them.) For whatever reason, our fine feathered friends were on abundant display. Here’s a few of them.
A little songbird at Crater Lake National Park
A corvid who messed with us by flying ahead of the Genre car, posing, then flying ahead some more
Magpie on a fence post
Red-tailed hawks were everywhere, often atop telephone poles
However, they would fly away if you stopped to photograph them
Oddly, there was a whole kettle of hawks perched on an irrigator, well over a dozen spaced out along a few hundred feet of pipe — we’d never seen them gathered in a group before
Photos © 1992, 2013, Joseph E. Lake, Jr. and Lisa Costello
This work by Joseph E. Lake, Jr. and Lisa Costello is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
A little songbird at Crater Lake National Park
A corvid who messed with us by flying ahead of the Genre car, posing, then flying ahead some more
Magpie on a fence post
Red-tailed hawks were everywhere, often atop telephone poles
However, they would fly away if you stopped to photograph them
Oddly, there was a whole kettle of hawks perched on an irrigator, well over a dozen spaced out along a few hundred feet of pipe — we’d never seen them gathered in a group before
Photos © 1992, 2013, Joseph E. Lake, Jr. and Lisa Costello
This work by Joseph E. Lake, Jr. and Lisa Costello is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
