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One Hop Ahead
This grackle ran out after the retreating tide to grab a small shellfish for snack. Now it is one hop ahead of the returning tide with its prize. TrudieBell Website...
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Fall Snack
The vine morning glory provides a welcome food source for hummingbirds in the fall. TrudieBell Website http://www.belloftheborders.photoshelter.com License this image...
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A couple of Arctic terns (Sterna paradisaea) feeding each other
Buy this picture It is a fascinating mating ritual of the Arctic terns (Sterna paradisaea): the male bird catches fish and gives it to his partner. Baltic Sea, Vaesternorrland, Sweden, Europe Ulrich...
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Common Grackle feeding young
Buy this picture I don’t know what this Grackle is feeding it’s young. It looks like a piece of Popcorn! sandra calderbank Website – Blog – Galleries – Portfolio http://www.scalderphotography.com...
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Razorbill with fish in it’s beak
Buy this picture This Razorbill looks proud of himself for catching this fish. He was very co-operative and posed for me with his prize! sandra calderbank Website – Blog – Galleries – Portfolio...
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White Ibis, Eudocimus albus, Feeding
Buy this picture This white ibis is decked out for breeding with its red legs, but at the moment, it is snacking along the edge of a pond with a rather single minded intensity. Buy this picture Trudie...
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Puffin with mouthful of fish and crustaceans
Buy this picture “Look what I brought you. We’re going to eat like kings!” sandra calderbank Website – Blog – Galleries – Portfolio http://www.scalderphotography.com...
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Woodstorks and Great Egrets
Buy this picture One rainy day, I was coming out of a subdivision and was stunned to see a mixed flock of woodtorks and great egrets feeding in the subdivision’s lake. It is a shallow lake, which is...
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Osprey in flight with fish
Buy this picture I watched this magnificent bird hunting for dinner and he was finally successful! That fish looks mighty tasty. sandra calderbank Website – Blog – Galleries – Portfolio...
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Spring Snacking
Buy this picture Ornamental cherry trees are the first tree to bloom in the spring. Each tree is usually covered with blossoms, which make the tree spectacular to look at and a great place for bees to...
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Mockingbird
Buy this picture The Northern Mockingbird is such a familiar songbird. They are permanent residents in most of the United States. This one perched and proceeded to eat these red berries, giving me...
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Great Kiskadee
Buy this picture If you live in the most southern tip of the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, the Great Kiskadee is apparently a common sight and sound. It’s voice is a loud kis-ka-dee-dee-dee….and on...
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That’s One Lucky Bug!
Buy this picture An Adult Tree Swallow came frequently to feed insects to this nestling. This time the bug got away! Sandra Calderbank Website – Blog – Galleries – Portfolio...
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Hazel grouse searching food on a speckled alder tree
Buy this picture It's autumn in Sweden and a hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) is balancing carefully over very thin twigs of a speckled alder tree (Alnus incana) to pick seeds. The colors and pattern...
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Hazel grouse searching food on a speckled alder tree
Buy this picture It's autumn in Sweden and a hazel grouse (Tetrastes bonasia) is balancing carefully over very thin twigs of a speckled alder tree (Alnus incana) to pick seeds. The colors and pattern...
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Purple Martin
Buy this picture These large Swallows fly VERY rapidly and feed in midair. This female caught a bug in flight as I watched. It looked like a tiny aerial acrobat. Sandra Calderbank Website - Blog -...
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Purple Martins
Buy this picture I have always thought Purple Martins (you know the birds that live in the hollowed out gourds) ate tons of mosquitos! Recently on a trip to Plum Island National Wildlife Refuge I...
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